Financial Aid Presentation Highlights FAFSA Requirements for Watchung Hills Families

Overview: In the recent Watchung Hills School Board meeting, a comprehensive financial aid presentation was delivered, focusing on the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) requirements, various financial assistance programs, and the college application process. The session offered vital information to families navigating the complexities of funding higher education.

Bridgewater Planning Board Faces Heated Debate Over Ethicon Site Redevelopment

Overview: The Bridgewater Planning Board meeting was dominated by discussions about the potential redevelopment of the former Ethicon campus, prompting a community response concerning environmental issues, property valuation, and the implications for future development.

Franklin Sewerage Authority Tackles Aging Infrastructure, Approves Project Notes

Overview: The Franklin Sewerage Authority Committee meeting saw discussions surrounding infrastructure updates and financial maneuvers aimed at improving municipal services. Key items included the problematic water meter at Harrison Towers, the issuance of substantial project notes, and ongoing efforts to enhance public access to information through website improvements.

Watchung Hills School Board Discusses School Climate Survey and Regionalization Study

Overview: During the recent Watchung Hills School Board meeting, a comprehensive presentation on the New Jersey School Improvement (NJSI) survey results was delivered, focusing on school climate and student well-being. Alongside this, the board delved into the ongoing shared services regionalization study.

Franklin Township Explores Composting Initiative Amid Environmental Commission Discussions

Overview: The Franklin Township Environmental Commission meeting focused on a new composting initiative aimed at managing food waste, with discussions highlighting its potential benefits and challenges. This initiative caught attention as members debated its implementation logistics, outreach strategies, and sustainability within the community frameworks. The program, proposed by Taurus, a nonprofit organization, intends to expand food composting services in Central Jersey.