Bernards Township Council Advances Public Safety and Community Engagement

Overview: In the recent meeting of the Bernards Town Council, steps were taken to enhance public safety and community engagement, with a unanimous decision to increase the police force, a resident-driven initiative to recognize National Gun Violence Awareness Day, and discussions on the economic potential of film production in the township.

Bridgewater Zoning Board Deliberates on Starbucks Site Plan

Overview: The Bridgewater Zoning Board recently convened to discuss plans for a new Starbucks location, addressing concerns regarding site layout, traffic flow, and design elements. The meeting involved intense scrutiny of the revised site plans and architectural changes proposed by the applicant, with the board focusing on modifications to accommodate increased traffic and enhance aesthetic appeal.

Bridgewater-Raritan Board Plans Full-Day Kindergarten by 2026

Overview: The Bridgewater-Raritan School Board recently convened to discuss significant district-wide initiatives, including the planned implementation of full-day kindergarten by September 2026, the expansion of the Advanced Placement program, and partnerships aimed at enhancing student services and programs.

Hillsborough Township Prioritizes Safety with Traffic Signal and Gun Violence Awareness

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Hillsborough Borough Council, strides were made in addressing public safety and community wellness. The gathering encompassed a variety of topics, among which the implementation of a new traffic signal turn arrow at Raider Boulevard and the proclamation of June 7th, 2024 as National Gun Violence Awareness Day stood out as one notable issues.

Bernardsville Borough Council Addresses Mental Health and Local Development

Overview: In the latest Bernardsville Borough Council meeting, the declaration of May 30th, 2024, as Mental Health Stigma-Free Day underscored the council’s commitment to promoting mental health awareness. Additionally, the meeting delved into the discussions on local development, including the rejection of bids for the PO grounds project, and the introduction of ordinances aimed at enhancing community facilities and events. An issue surrounding the employment status of a borough employee also took center stage.