Clark Town Council Unanimously Passes Ordinance Banning Retail Sale of Pets

Overview: The Clark Town Council held a productive meeting on October 20th, where they unanimously passed an ordinance prohibiting the retail sale of dogs, cats, and rabbits, aligning the township with more than 500 other communities in the nation. The meeting also addressed community projects, safety concerns, and infrastructure developments.

Summit City Zoning Board Faces Complex Decisions on Garage and Deck Proposals

Overview: The Summit City Zoning Board meeting on October 20, 2025, was marked by discussions on several significant residential variance applications, with the most attention focused on a proposed garage addition on Ridgedale Avenue. The deliberations involved complex considerations of property setbacks, drainage, and neighborhood compatibility, drawing input from board members, applicants, and the public.

Roselle Park Council Approves Study for Intersection Safety Amid Community Development Discussions

Overview: The Roselle Park Borough Council meeting covered a range of community development topics, with a focus on addressing safety concerns at the intersection of Chestnut Street and Lincoln Avenue. The council unanimously approved a resolution to study the feasibility of installing a stoplight at this intersection, reflecting shared concerns about public safety. Other notable discussions included infrastructure projects, Italian Heritage festivities, and various community recognitions.

Roselle Park Council Prioritizes Traffic Safety at Key Intersection Amid Development

Overview: In a recent Roselle Park Borough Council meeting, the most concern was the safety of pedestrians and drivers at the intersection of Chestnut Street and Lincoln Avenue. The council unanimously approved a resolution for a traffic engineering study, aimed at addressing longstanding safety issues exacerbated by ongoing transit-oriented developments. Other discussions included updates on the Persian Avenue project, tributes to community figures, and several community initiatives.

New Providence School Board Discusses PSAT/SAT Performance and Multilingual Learner Support

Overview: At the recent New Providence School Board meeting, topics included the district’s standardized test performance and the ongoing support for multilingual learners. The board reviewed a trend of rising PSAT and SAT scores, discussed the impact of the new Pioneer Pathways program to aid student transitions, and highlighted the need for strategic resource allocation to address educational challenges.