Waldwick Borough Council Tackles PFAS Litigation and Emergency Services’ Finances

Overview: At a recent meeting of the Waldwick Borough Council, a series of significant discussions were undertaken, with the borough’s engagement with law firm Wilentz, Goldman & Spitzer for PFAS chemicals litigation taking center stage. This complex litigation, currently progressing in the United States District Court in South Carolina, saw a complaint filed on the borough’s behalf even before the resolution’s consideration during the meeting, signaling the urgency and weight of the matter. The chosen law firm expressed confidence in the process and advocated for the board’s continued support.

Englewood School Board Sets Sights on Five-Year Plan Amid Goal Refinement

Overview: In a recent convening, the Englewood School Board, under the guidance of the New Jersey school board’s representative, Mr. Matt Lee, discussed their vision for the school district’s next five years.

Oradell School Board Discusses Multilingual Learner Achievement, Attendance, and Infrastructure Updates

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Oradell School Board, the primary focus revolved around the ACCESS scores of multilingual learners, attendance rates, and several infrastructural developments aimed at rejuvenating the school’s appearance. The board also touched upon matters of curriculum, finance, and personnel changes.

Wyckoff Town Council Discusses Pedestrian Safety and Municipal Projects

Overview: At a recent Wyckoff Town Council meeting, the primary concern raised was the need for safer pedestrian pathways for the residents of Spring Meadow Condominium Association. Fred Lit, speaking on behalf of the senior community, highlighted the challenges they face, particularly when crossing Wyckoff Avenue. Established in 1980, the Spring Meadow community comprises over 150 active seniors who frequently traverse this area.

Fort Lee Zoning Board Approves Major Residential Building and Addresses Safety Concerns

Overview: The Fort Lee Zoning Board convened on July 25, 2023, with notable decisions on property developments, including the approval of a major residential building and changes to an existing art studio to enhance safety.