Frenchtown School Board Discusses Curriculum Adjustments and Summer Learning Initiatives

Overview: The Frenchtown School Board meeting focused on the need for curriculum adjustments in response to standardized testing outcomes, the development of a summer scholars club, and various educational and community initiatives. The meeting also addressed the introduction of the 2025-2026 New Jersey Child Assault Prevention Grant application and acknowledged teacher, nurse, and mental health awareness weeks.

Hunterdon Central Red Devils Score Decisive 12-2 Victory on Senior Night

Overview: The Hunterdon Central Red Devils celebrated a resounding 12-2 victory against the Hanover Park Hornets during a recent high school lacrosse game. The game was characterized by strong performances from key players, strategic offensive plays, and a solid defensive front that kept the Hornets struggling throughout the match.

Flemington Borough Council Tackles Taxi Regulation Enforcement Amid Financial and Community Initiatives

Overview: The Flemington Borough Council meeting addressed a range of issues, with the enforcement of taxi regulations, financial management, and community initiatives taking center stage. Discussions highlighted the need to regulate illegal taxi operations, approve budgetary measures, and enhance community engagement through events and infrastructure projects.

Bethlehem Council Faces Allegations of Misconduct in Real Estate Dealings

Overview: During a recent Bethlehem Town Council meeting, serious allegations surfaced regarding the city administration’s conduct in real estate transactions. Local realtor and business owner Lucy Glennon accused the city of interfering with property sales involving three financially struggling churches. Glennon, a vocal city supporter, claimed the administration directed her to inform potential buyers that the city was interested in acquiring these properties. According to Glennon, the city allegedly suggested it might use eminent domain as leverage, leading to developers withdrawing their offers. These accusations have sparked debate among council members, raising concerns about the integrity of the city’s real estate dealings and the possible misuse of eminent domain.

Raritan Zoning Board Approves Variance for Large Storage Structure Amid Safety Concerns

Overview: At the May 1, 2025, meeting of the Raritan Zoning Board of Adjustment, the board approved a C variance for resident Christopher Cerillo, allowing him to construct an accessory structure exceeding 800 square feet at his property on County Road 579. The board also discussed improvements to the annual report and approved a variance for a fence and pool spillway on Borton Hollow Road.