South Hunterdon School Board Elects New Leadership Amid Committee Structure Debate

Overview: In a recent meeting, the South Hunterdon School Board focused on leadership elections, committee structure discussions, and administrative matters. Brian Keys and Jennifer Bachelor were officially sworn in as board members following the certification of election results, with Mr. Gallagher elected as president and Ronnie Tod Marino as vice president. The board engaged in an in-depth conversation about the effectiveness and organization of its standing committees, highlighting the need for improved communication and participation.

Delaware Town Council Appoints New Mayor, Discusses Public Access to Meetings

Overview: The Delaware Town Council meeting resulted in the appointment of a new mayor for 2025, Joseph Vocke, alongside discussions on public meeting accessibility and procedural rules. The council also appointed James Waltman as Deputy Mayor and confirmed committee assignments for the year.

Lambertville Council Faces Community Pushback on Costly Animal Control Decision

Overview: In a recent Lambertville City Council meeting, discussions centered around the contentious selection of a new animal control service, drawing public scrutiny over its higher costs and past complaints. Council members also recognized the long-standing contributions of local figures and businesses, and addressed ongoing community concerns, including environmental issues and public safety measures.

Raritan Zoning Board Grapples with Tree Removal and Site Plan Modifications Amid Construction Disturbances

Overview: In the latest Raritan Zoning Board meeting, a focus was placed on the modifications to a site plan involving substantial tree removal, with discussions delving into the implications of exceeding previously approved limits. The board considered various applications, including those requesting extensions and amendments, but it was the environmental and procedural challenges arising from a particular construction project that dominated the session.

Raritan Planning Board Approves Flemington Junction Warehouse Project Amid Traffic Concerns

Overview: The Raritan Planning Board recently approved a development proposal from Flemington Junction Associates 3 LLC for two Flex Warehouse buildings totaling approximately 70,000 square feet. Despite some concerns about traffic management and environmental impacts, the board unanimously voted in favor of the project after a detailed presentation and discussion.