Parsippany-Troy Hills Zoning Board Approves Adult Daycare and New Medical Facility at Strip Mall

Overview: The Parsippany-Troy Hills Zoning Board meeting on March 18, 2026, focused largely on applications for property variances and the introduction of new facilities, including the approval of an adult daycare center and medical facility in a local strip mall. The board navigated numerous applications, engaging in discussions about zoning compliance, structural modifications, and community impact.

Boonton Township Weighs $16 Million School Infrastructure Overhaul Amid Space Constraints

Overview: The recent Boonton Township School Board meeting focused on addressing significant infrastructure challenges, including space limitations for the music department and aging facilities. Discussions centered on a proposed $16 million overhaul, with the board considering various options to enhance educational spaces while managing environmental and financial constraints. A potential referendum could determine the community’s willingness to support the extensive renovations, with a focus on maximizing educational benefits and minimizing tax impacts.

Morris Township Celebrates Longtime Leadership and Welcomes New Members Amid Community Concerns

Overview: During a dynamic Morris Township Council meeting, the recognition of former Mayor Mark J. Jorphy’s service, the swearing-in of Samantha G. Rothman, and the community’s awaited updates on local projects and policies took center stage. Former Mayor Jorphy, who leaves the Township Council for a role in Governor Mikey Cheryl’s administration, was celebrated by both local and state officials. Meanwhile, residents voiced concerns about ongoing developments, safety, and infrastructure improvements.

Rockaway Township School Board Faces Budget Challenges Amidst Community Praise for School Environment

Overview: In the latest Rockaway Township School Board meeting, discussions focused on the school budget amidst community praise for the supportive environment in local schools. The board addressed financial challenges, including a planned tax increase, while educators and students highlighted the positive atmosphere and strong community values within the district’s schools.

Dover School Board Faces $1.9 Million State Aid Cut Amidst Budget Challenges

Overview: The Dover School Board meeting was marked by urgent discussions on the district’s financial difficulties, including a $1.9 million reduction in state aid and a projected $9 million budget gap by the 2026-2027 school year. The board also addressed a range of community and educational initiatives, including student safety data, new legislative proposals, and the celebration of unsung student heroes.