Frenchtown School Board Addresses DEI Training and Academic Goals

Overview: The most recent Frenchtown School Board meeting focused on issues such as the integration of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) training, the reclassification of educational spaces, and the establishment of academic goals for the upcoming school year. The board members collectively agreed on the significance of these topics for the betterment of the district’s educational environment.

Bethlehem Council Addresses Community Development and Public Concerns

Overview: At a recent Bethlehem Town Council meeting, discussions centered on the proposed reallocation of Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) and Home Investment Partnerships Program funds for 2024, addressing community needs such as housing, accessibility, and emergency sheltering. Public engagement featured prominently, with residents raising issues ranging from maintenance at Holy Family Senior Living to the need for better audio equipment during council meetings.

Readington School Board Secures $200,000 Grant for Electric School Bus

Overview: In its recent meeting, the Readington School Board announced the approval and acceptance of a $200,000 federal Clean School Bus rebate grant. This funding will be used to purchase an electric school bus and charger, to be installed at Readington Middle School. The effort to obtain this grant was highlighted as a multi-year endeavor, with appreciation extended to those involved in consistently applying for the grant until it was awarded. The addition of an electric bus aligns with broader efforts to promote sustainability within the district.

Delaware Township Unveils Interactive Open Space Map

Overview: Delaware Town Council’s recent meeting unveiled a community resource, an interactive map showcasing publicly accessible lands. The map, accessible via a new website and QR-coded postcard, provides detailed descriptions, parking information, GPS coordinates, and links to additional resources for each open space area. This initiative was met with enthusiasm by both council members and residents, emphasizing its value for community recreation and acknowledging the collaborative effort spanning over a year and a half.

Bethlehem Council Tackles Sinkholes and Safety Concerns

Overview: The Bethlehem Town Council addressed significant infrastructure and safety issues at a recent meeting, with the most pressing topic being the geophysical exploration of East Market Street due to sinkholes and water main breaks. Public safety concerns, including the dangers posed by illegal dirt bikes and loud vehicles, were also a major focus, alongside discussions on zoning changes and the reappointment of a board member.