Bellmawr Council Approves Sewer Bill Increase After 23 Years Without a Change

Overview: During the recent Bellmawr Borough Council meeting, it was announced that sewer bills will double for residents starting in July, ending a 23-year period without an increase. The council also discussed a proclamation honoring a long-serving board member, and a community event featuring holiday toy deliveries.

Winslow School Board Celebrates State Championship and Faces Concerns Over Student Discipline

Overview: The Winslow School Board meeting on December 11, 2024, was marked by a celebration of a state championship win, a focus on community engagement, and discussions on student discipline and safety. The board announced a parade to honor the high school football team’s recent victory and addressed concerns raised by parents about disciplinary actions and student welfare.

Residents Question Financial Management as Gloucester Council Faces Criticism Over MUA Dissolution

Overview: During the recent Gloucester Town Council meeting, residents voiced concerns over the township’s financial management, particularly in relation to the sewer system and the dissolution of the Municipal Utilities Authority (MUA).

Cherry Hill School Board Faces Construction Updates, Public Concerns on Spending and Educational Initiatives

Overview: The Cherry Hill School Board meeting tackled issues, including ongoing construction projects, public comments on educational spending, and discussions about strategic participation in educational networks. Key updates involved the district’s construction progress, financial allocations, and public concerns over transparency and prioritization of educational initiatives.

Collingswood Halts Water Tower Project Over Financial Concerns

Overview: During the recent Collingswood Borough Council meeting, officials announced the suspension of the Water Tower development project due to financial constraints. The project, which aimed to enhance public parking and improve the area surrounding the water tower, was deemed economically unfeasible after several sessions with the developer and public consultations. Officials expressed disappointment, noting the project’s potential long-term benefits for the borough, but acknowledged that current financial conditions do not support its continuation.