Glen Ridge Borough Council Addresses Community Concerns, Seeks ADA Grant, and Acknowledges Local Contributions

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Glen Ridge Borough Council deliberated on several matters including a public request for a nativity scene, the pursuit of a $40,000 Community Development Block Grant for ADA-compliant ramps, and the passing of ordinances. The council also addressed traffic concerns at the intersection of Clark Street and Hillside Avenue and commemorated the efforts of various individuals in the community.

Nutley School Board Honors Student Hero, Discusses Student Support Initiatives and Examines Future Collaborations

Overview: The Nutley School Board convened to honor a heroic student, discuss significant student support initiatives, and explore potential collaborations. The meeting was marked by an array of commendations, a report from Superintendent Kent Bania, and expressions of concern from the public regarding pandemic-related challenges.

Livingston Town Council Honors Local Influencer and Major Property Developer, Discusses Community Development Block Grant

Overview: The recent Livingston Town Council meeting, led by Mayor Michael M. Vieira, was marked by the recognition of community champions and the discussion of significant local initiatives. Heidi Bl, a local influencer, was honored for her contributions to local businesses and charities, while Sterling Properties celebrated their 30th anniversary in Livingston and their positive impact on the community. Additionally, the Council explored the implementation of the Community Development Block Grant program, which provides federal funding for projects benefiting low and moderate-income residents.

School Board Meeting Highlights Strategic Planning and Bids Farewell to Member Chris Ala

Overview: At the recent Caldwell-West Caldwell School Board meeting, emphasis was placed on the district’s progress towards its 5-year strategic planning goals. The meeting also marked the departure of Board member Chris Ala.

Millburn Historical Preservation Board Approves Developments Amid Neighbor Concerns

Overview: The Millburn Town Historical Preservation Board recently approved several developments in the historic district, including projects on Stewart Road and Chestnut Street. These approvals came despite concerns from community members and neighboring property owners. The meeting also discussed a front yard setback definition and the construction of a new single-family residence in the Short Hill Park historic district.