Chronic Absenteeism and Abby Martin’s Farewell Highlight Little Egg Harbor School Board Meeting

Overview: The Little Egg Harbor School Board meeting focused on issues, notably the district’s chronic absenteeism concern and the farewell to board member Abby Martin. The board also addressed topics such as student recognitions, transportation changes, and upcoming events.

Brick Memorial High School Football Team and Coach Celebrated; Community and Infrastructure Projects Approved

Overview: The recent Brick Town Council meeting was marked by a blend of celebratory recognitions and significant approvals for infrastructure projects and community initiatives. The council honored the Brick Memorial High School Mustangs football team and their head coach, Walt Curry, for a championship season, and approved various roadway improvements, contracts, and resolutions aimed at enhancing township services and supporting local businesses.

Seaside Park Council Faces Public Outcry Over Lack of Transparency in Property Acquisition

Overview: During a recent Seaside Park Borough Council meeting, significant public concern emerged regarding the proposed acquisition of property on J Street. Residents expressed frustration over the lack of transparency in the process and the sudden introduction of the ordinance authorizing the purchase. The council also discussed potential changes to the beach buggy permit ordinance, capital ordinances for police vehicles and marina reconstruction, and updates on community projects and events.

Jackson Zoning Board Approves House Classification Amid Wrestling School Expansion

Overview: The Jackson Zoning Board recently convened to address multiple issues concerning local property developments, including a decision to classify a residential home as a principal structure rather than an accessory use. This decision came amid ongoing debates about the implications of such classifications on zoning regulations and community standards. Concurrently, the board granted approval for a variance request that allows a wrestling school to transition from a home occupation to a commercial use.

Jackson Planning Board Approves Site Plan Changes with Focus on Affordable Housing and Fire Safety

Overview: At its December 1, 2025 meeting, the Jackson Planning Board reviewed and endorsed three ordinances that align with the township’s master plan and approved an amended site plan for a building on North County Line Road, focusing on fire safety measures and enhancing tenant amenities. The board’s discussions highlighted a strong commitment to affordable housing requirements and innovative approaches to fire safety for electric vehicle charging stations.