Controversial Goblin Market Event Sparks Heated Debate at Belvidere School Board Meeting

Overview: The Belvidere School Board meeting was dominated by discussions about the recent Goblin Market event held at a local school, which drew sharp criticism from some community members who deemed it inappropriate for a school setting. The meeting also addressed student performance metrics, support programs, and administrative updates, including a focus on transparency and communication within the district.

Lopatcong Considers Ordinance for Electric Bikes and Scooters Amid Safety Concerns

Overview: During the Lopatcong Town Council meeting on October 7, 2025, several issues were deliberated, including the potential regulation of electric bikes and scooters, ongoing public works projects, and community concerns about infrastructure and safety.

Belvidere School Board Grapples With Safety Concerns Over Elementary Drop-Off Plan

Overview: In a recent Belvidere School Board meeting, the agenda was packed with topics ranging from financial concerns to facility updates, but the discussion that took center stage revolved around the new drop-off plan for the elementary school. A concerned parent raised safety issues, which dominated the conversation and highlighted the need for immediate reassessment of the plan.

Lopatcong Town Council Tackles Electric Scooter Safety and Local Infrastructure Issues

Overview: The Lopatcong Town Council, in its October 7th meeting, focused on increasing safety measures for electric scooters and bikes, alongside addressing significant infrastructure concerns. Key topics included a proposed ordinance for regulating electric scooters and bikes, updates on local infrastructure projects, and discussions on community resources and public engagement.

Belvidere School Board Cancels Third Street Property Sale Amid Traffic and Accessibility Enhancements

Overview: The Belvidere School Board meeting recently covered various topics, including the cancellation of the Third Street property sale, updates to school traffic and accessibility, and discussions on educational programs. The board decided to reject a bid for the sale of the Third Street Elementary School building, citing that the sole bid received failed to meet the estimated fair value of the property. This decision highlights the board’s cautious approach to property management and fiscal responsibility.