Clark Town Council Approves Resolution for New Home on Unique Lot

Overview: During the Clark Town Council meeting on November 24, 2025, a key resolution was approved for the construction of a new single-family home on an unusual L-shaped lot. The approved resolution includes specific conditions such as the installation and maintenance of evergreen landscaping between the pool house and the side lot line, as well as modifications to the height of the pool house that must satisfy the township engineer. The applicant is also required to secure all necessary building department permits.

Hillside School Board Appoints Acting Superintendent Amid Community Concerns and Initiatives

Overview: In a recent Hillside School Board meeting, Dr. Gretto Perez was appointed as the acting superintendent in a unanimous decision. The meeting also highlighted pressing community issues, including concerns about special education services, ongoing outreach initiatives, and the board’s recognition of student achievements.

New Providence School Board Addresses Cybersecurity Incident Amidst Student and Athletic Achievements

Overview: The recent New Providence School Board meeting focused on a cybersecurity incident affecting district staff and students, alongside discussions of student achievements, athletic successes, and ongoing infrastructure projects.

Berkeley Heights School Board Debates $50 Million School Infrastructure Referendum

Overview: The Berkeley Heights School Board meeting focused on a critical proposal for a $50 million referendum aimed at financing significant improvements to the district’s school facilities. The proposed referendum, structured as a two-part question, includes a range of projects intended to modernize educational spaces, improve safety, and address long-standing infrastructure issues, all while considering the financial impact on the community.

Westfield School Board Announces School Renovation Plans and Celebrates Superintendent’s Statewide Recognition

Overview: The Westfield School Board meeting on November 18, 2025, was marked by the unveiling of extensive renovation plans for district schools and the celebration of Superintendent Dr. Raymond González, who was named the 2026 New Jersey Superintendent of the Year.