Waldwick Borough Tackles Infrastructure Issues Amidst Community Concerns

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Waldwick Borough Council, community members voiced concerns over infrastructure and public safety, including unresolved water drainage issues on Scott Street and delays in the road reconstruction on Hudson Street. The council addressed these concerns, assuring residents of forthcoming improvements and discussing various measures to mitigate the issues.

New Milford School Board Faces Leadership Transition as Superintendent Shanley Resigns

Overview: In a recent New Milford School Board meeting, Superintendent Danielle M. Shanley announced her resignation. Her departure, set against the backdrop of several other resignations including that of Terry Fischer and Dr. Assa, poses a turning point for the community. The meeting also addressed the balanced budget initiatives led by Treasurer Andrew Lombardi, damage to school property due to flooding, and the recognition of Nicole Dunne’s certification as a board member.

Fort Lee School Board Grapples with Diversity and Inclusivity in Meeting

Overview: In a recent Fort Lee School Board meeting, board members and community members engaged in discussions concerning diversity, equity, and inclusivity within the district. The meeting saw a debate over parental rights, the representation of community opinions, the treatment of LGBTQ students, and the implementation of diversity and equity programs. Superintendent Robert Kravitz announced a delayed opening due to weather concerns, which also prompted debate about the decision-making process and the impact on the local community.

Fair Lawn School Board Discusses Curriculum Expansion, Financial Health, and Community Engagement

Overview: The Fair Lawn School Board’s recent meeting highlighted a number of key educational initiatives, including the exploration of new world languages, the development of Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs, and curriculum expansion efforts. Superintendent Rui Dionisio stressed the importance of community input and thorough planning in these endeavors. Financial discussions revealed a strong district position, with a surplus reported in the 2022-2023 audit and plans for reserve funds. The meeting also addressed the quality of board meeting broadcasts, transparency issues, and the promotion of mental health programs for faculty.

Old Tappan Borough Council Deliberates on Planning Board Appointments and Geese Control Measures

Overview: In a recent Old Tappan Borough Council meeting, several decisions were made regarding the appointment of new members to the planning board and the implementation of unconventional geese control measures at the local golf course. Nick Mamario was appointed as the planning board chairman, and Tom Jung joined as a new class two member. Additionally, the council discussed the potential acquisition of a dog to manage the geese population at the golf course, sparking debate over the practicality and cost-effectiveness of this approach.