Hackensack City Council Advances Community Growth with New Ordinances and Holiday Initiatives

Overview: The Hackensack City Council recently held a productive meeting, focusing on enhancing community welfare and growth through a series of ordinances and seasonal initiatives. The council also authorized the continuation of an annual children’s holiday party and a gingerbread house contest, further promoting local community engagement.

Wyckoff Town Council Addresses Hazardous Waste Collection and Air Quality Concerns

Overview: The Wyckoff Town Council recently addressed community concerns including air quality and the collection of hazardous waste, at a meeting that also touched on an array of issues such as budget transfers, opioid settlement funds, and cybersecurity grants.

Ridgewood School Board Confronts Ethics Complaint, College Admissions Trends, and BCA Bus Schedule Concerns

Overview: The recent Ridgewood School Board meeting centered around a contentious resolution of censure against Sheila Brogan, the ongoing issues with the BCA bus schedule, and a discussion on college admissions trends. The meeting also covered concerns over academic inclusion, the implementation of alternative career paths for students, and strategies to enhance the competitiveness of students’ college applications.

Rutherford School Board Proposes Calendar Changes, Honors Long-Serving Staff Member

Overview: The recent Rutherford School Board meeting centered on Superintendent Jack Hurley’s proposal to revise the school calendar, the recognition of a long-serving staff member, Margaret, and student achievements. The Board also considered a legislative update on Assembly Bill 5785 related to property tax relief.

Washington Township Council Addresses High School Football Victory, Community Initiatives, and Infrastructure Projects in Recent Meeting

Overview: The recent meeting of the Washington Township Council was dominated by discussions on community initiatives, municipal infrastructure projects, and the triumphant victory of the Westwood Regional High School football team. The council addressed topics ranging from the township’s annual Tree Lighting Event and Hanukkah celebration to the installation of a Bocce Court and a potential $8 million renovation of the Department of Public Works (DPW) building. City Council members also responded to resident concerns about road resurfacing, proposed property acquisitions, and the allocation of grant funds.