River Edge Secures $900,000 Grant for Capital Improvements

Overview: In a recent meeting of the River Edge Borough Council, it was announced that thanks to the concerted efforts of Senator Joseph Lagana, Assemblywoman Lisa Swain, and Assemblyman Chris Tully, the borough has been awarded a $900,000 grant. This substantial funding is earmarked for unexpected costs related to repairs at Borough Hall and enhancements to Brookside and Memorial Park, relieving local taxpayers from these financial burdens.

Saddle River School Board Explores Feasibility of Student Placement for Grades 6-12

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Saddle River Board of Education, the most notable discussion centered on a feasibility study related to the placement of students in grades 6-12. Held at the Wandell School Cafeteria on September 13, the meeting saw various issues brought to the fore, from transportation challenges to updates on district goals. Yet, the potential reorganization of student placements took center stage.

Lyndhurst Town Council Greenlights Creation of Redevelopment Agency

Overview: In a recent Lyndhurst Town Council meeting, the most significant move was the council’s initial approval of an ordinance establishing a township redevelopment agency. This agency would be grounded in the principles outlined in the NJSA 40A 12A-1, the Local Development and Housing Law.

Moonachie Council Approves Funds for Family Fun Day and Discusses Flooding Solutions

Overview: In a recent Moonachie Borough Council meeting chaired by Mayor Dennis Vaccaro, the council approved several resolutions including the authorization of funds for the borough’s Family Fun Day and the purchase of equipment. Discussions also centered on the borough’s ongoing flood mitigation efforts and potential introduction of an electric vehicle charging station at the municipal building.

Tenafly Council Tackles Stormwater Challenges and Tree Preservation

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Tenafly Borough Council, stormwater management emerged as a central concern, with Mayor Mark Zinna emphasizing the need for regional collaboration. The condition and protection of the town’s older trees were also at the forefront of discussions, with a proposal introduced for “landmark trees.” Among other key topics were the construction and building developments around town and the acknowledgment of Hispanic Heritage Month.