Ramsey Council Spotlights Resident’s World Record Knuckle Push-Ups Attempt

Overview: The Ramsey Borough Council highlighted several community-driven initiatives and notable events in a recent meeting, including library renovations, a world record knuckle push-up attempt, a new emergency services complex, and initiatives against substance abuse.

Leonia Council Makes Special Law Enforcement Appointments and Advances Innovative Parking Solution

Overview: In a recent Leonia Borough Council meeting, a myriad of topics were addressed, ranging from the implementation of reverse angle parking and the construction of a new municipal building, to the appointment of Special Law Enforcement Officers and the visit of a South Korean delegation. The meeting was led by Council President Louis Grandelis, with Mayor Judah Zeigler and Councilwoman Joanne Choi Terrell absent.

Elmwood Park Board Dicusses Pre-K Construction Project and SAT Prep

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Elmwood Park School Board, a variety of educational issues were brought to light, with topics ranging from a significant $15 million Pre-K construction project to the introduction of an SAT prep program. Among these, the board and the community showed particular concern for the struggles faced by a local non-profit sports organization, Elmwood Park Bombers, due to new custodial charges and the challenges in student transportation.

Eagle Field Rebirth and Recreation Center Delays In Focus at Bogota Council Meeting

Overview: The ongoing debate surrounding the proposed recreation center and the development of Eagle Field emerged as focal points at a recent meeting of the Bogota Borough Council. Residents and council members, including Consuelo Carpenter, Jo-Ellen Granquist, Patrick H. McHale, John Mitchell, Mary Ellen Murphy, Robert Robbins, and Mayor Christopher M. Kelemen, expressed their concerns and visions for the future of these projects.

Englewood Resident Raises Concerns Over Virtual Meeting Accessibility

Overview: On September 26, 2023, the Englewood City Council convened for a virtual meeting to discuss city matters and address public concerns. The meeting, conducted both telephonically and via Zoom, included a closed session where the council discussed litigation, personnel matters, contract negotiations, and attorney-client privilege matters.