Old Bridge Township Zoning Board Grants Several Variances Amid Concerns Over Water Drainage

Overview: During the Old Bridge Township Zoning Board meeting held on December 19, 2024, the board addressed multiple variance applications, focusing on property improvements and compliance with zoning regulations. One of the most notable discussions involved the variance requested for a property on Mwan Road, where issues concerning water drainage and neighbor relations were at the forefront.

Cranbury Recreation Commission Weighs New Sculpture for Heritage Park Amid Safety Concerns

Overview: The Cranbury Recreation Commission meeting held on December 18 focused on several initiatives, with discussions surrounding the potential installation of a sculpture in Heritage Park dominating the agenda. Concerns about the sculpture’s safety and impact on park aesthetics were raised, alongside topics including park enhancements, environmental collaborations, and recreational proposals.

Old Bridge School Board Discusses AI in Classrooms and State Aid Advocacy

Overview: The Old Bridge School Board meeting focused on the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) in classrooms and the board’s plans to advocate for increased state aid at an upcoming event in Trenton. The meeting also addressed community contributions, policy revisions, and upcoming events.

Old Bridge Library Board Moves Forward with RFID Technology Amid Renovation Discussions

Overview: The Old Bridge Library Board of Trustees meeting was marked by discussions around the approval of RFID technology implementation, ongoing renovation projects, and internal operational matters. The board addressed topics, including vendor selection for RFID systems, renovation presentations by design firms, and updates on library services and infrastructure.

North Brunswick School Board Plans March Referendum to Address Infrastructure Needs

Overview: At a recent North Brunswick School Board meeting, a portion of the discussion focused on the upcoming March 11, 2025, special election referendum aimed at addressing infrastructure needs within the school district. The board is seeking voter approval for two bond proposals totaling $64 million to fund extensive upgrades, including HVAC improvements, building repairs, and enhancements for energy efficiency and safety.