Long Hill Township Residents Voice Concerns Over Development Project and PSCG Modernization Plans

Overview: In a recent Long Hill Town Council meeting, concerns were raised by residents about a local development project and the Public Service Electric and Gas Company’s (PSEG) plans for gas infrastructure modernization.

Boonton Township School Board Addresses Key Staff Departures

Overview: The Boonton Township School Board convened to address the departure of key staff members and to discuss the resulting challenges faced by the district. The meeting also covered updates on the school’s strategic plan, tenure track positions, and reports from various committees, concluding with a closed session on confidential matters.

Montville Board Addresses HIB Incidents and NJGPA Test Decline

Overview: In a recent Montville School Board meeting, attention was paid to the district’s Harassment, Intimidation, and Bullying (HIB) incidents report and the decline in New Jersey Graduation Proficiency Assessment (NJGPA) scores. These urgent educational matters, along with discussions on curriculum, upcoming projects, and staff appointments, were at the forefront of the board’s agenda.

Chatham Township Council Deliberates Over Safety and Design of Colony Pool Amid Community Concerns

Overview: The Chatham Township Council meeting was dominated by discussions surrounding the proposed renovations to Colony Pool, with safety and community input being primary concerns. The council expressed differing opinions on altering the pool’s design, emphasizing the need to balance expert recommendations with public sentiment before proceeding with construction plans.

Hanover Township Council Adopts Speed Hump Ordinances Amidst Safety Discussions

Overview: In a recent Hanover Town Council meeting, members adopted three ordinances pertaining to the implementation of speed humps throughout the township, a measure aimed at addressing speeding concerns in the area. This decision came after a resident raised questions regarding the safety implications for pedestrians and the decision-making process behind the selection of speed hump locations, particularly on Mountain Avenue. Township officials, including the mayor, assured that recommendations from a traffic consultant were considered and that pedestrian safety and street layout would be integral to the design of the speed humps.