River Edge Board Grants Variance for Darkstar Development Rooftop, Limit Set to 40

Overview: In a recent virtual meeting conducted via Zoom by the Municipal Land Use Board of the Borough of River Edge, notable resolutions were passed concerning local development projects, with the most significant focusing on a rooftop terrace occupancy agreement for Darkstar Development LLC. The meeting saw a series of decisions aimed at ironing out details on past resolutions, with adjustments based on recent clarifications and negotiations. Notable council members in attendance were Chris Caslin, Richard Merhman, Bruce Feffer, James Arakelian, and Gary Esposito.

Teaneck School’s Lack of Security Officers Faces Scrutiny at Board Meeting

Overview: At a recent Teaneck School Board meeting, parents and board members voiced concerns over the district’s security protocols, focusing particularly on the staffing and roles of safety officers at schools.

Ramsey Borough Swears In Its First-Ever Service Dog And Celebrates Police Service

Overview: At a recent borough council meeting, police officers, including the first-ever service dog K-9 Jack, were sworn in, and others were recognized with Honorable Service Awards for their impactful roles in the community. The council also discussed developments in community projects, including a housing initiative for developmentally disabled adults, and addressed alterations to parking arrangements outside the police station to facilitate better accessibility for the public.

Motion to Oust Ramapo-Indian Hills School Board President Fails By One Vote

Overview: A recent marathon school board meeting in Rampo Indian Hills erupted into chaos, as members debated for hours over a motion to remove the board president, Judy Sullivan.

Rutherford School Board Champions Professional Development and Accelerated Learning

Overview: At the recent school board meeting, Superintendent Jack Hurley commended the promising start of the 2024 school year. Discussions also spotlighted a burgeoning partnership with Columbia University’s Teachers College aimed at enhancing learning environments, staff modifications, and ongoing preparations for vibrant student activities, underlining a vibrant, enthusiastic start to the academic season.