East Rutherford School Board Celebrates Retiree Ellen Bender’s Dedication

Overview: The recent East Rutherford School Board meeting was highlighted by the recognition of retiree Ellen Bender, a educator who served the district from September 1, 2006, to December 31, 2024. In addition to honoring her contributions, the board addressed a variety of topics, including updates from the Parent-Teacher Association (PTA), committee reports, and curriculum changes.

Fair Lawn School Board Honors Long-Serving Members and Addresses Financial Transparency

Overview: During the recent Fair Lawn School Board meeting, the board celebrated the long-term service of several board members, discussed comprehensive audit findings, and addressed concerns over the use of student photographs by a district administrator.

Saddle Brook Town Council Honors Police Promotions Amid Parking Ordinance Debate

Overview: The Saddle Brook Town Council meeting featured the promotion of two police officers to the rank of Captain, the recognition of a local Little League team’s achievements, and a discussion on a proposed parking ordinance for Sterling Place. The meeting also addressed various community initiatives and ordinances, highlighting the council’s multifaceted responsibilities.

Allendale Borough Council Advances Long-Awaited Crestwood Park Concession Stand Project

Overview: In a meeting rich with community updates and future planning, the Allendale Borough Council approved several measures, including the long-anticipated awarding of a contract for the Crestwood Park concession stand. This project, in the works since 2014, marks a key development for local amenities, alongside discussions on personnel replacements, infrastructure challenges, and community collaborations.

Lyndhurst School Board Celebrates Record-Breaking Achievements of The Lighthouse Newspaper

Overview: During the recent Lyndhurst School Board meeting, the accomplishments of the school newspaper, The Lighthouse, were at the forefront. The newspaper’s advisor, Tanya Pastor, proudly announced that The Lighthouse had achieved its best performance ever in the Garden State Scholastic Press Association contest. The newspaper earned its eighth consecutive first-place award for distinguished journalism, and also took first place for overall print excellence. Pastor attributed these successes to the exceptional leadership of last year’s editors, Camille Eckles and Emily Reid, who were instrumental in maintaining the publication’s high standards.