Old Bridge Township Faces $7 Million Cost for Superfund Site Cleanup Amid Federal Oversight Issues

Overview: The Old Bridge Township Council meeting on November 18, 2024, addressed several issues, including the financial implications of a $7 million bond ordinance for the Ridin Bas Slag Superfund site, the celebration of the Veterans of Foreign Wars’ 125th anniversary, the recognition of local initiatives, and infrastructure concerns involving developers.

Hamilton Township Council Reviews Animal Shelter Challenges and COVID-19 Response

Overview: The recent Hamilton Township Council meeting focused on issues such as the challenges facing the local animal shelter, the township’s COVID-19 After Action Report, and various community concerns. Key topics included the animal shelter’s operational difficulties, including a shortage of veterinary support, and the township’s assessment of its pandemic response.

Animal Welfare Concerns Dominate Woodbridge Council Meeting Amid Sequest Criticisms

Overview: At the recent Woodbridge Township Council meeting, animal welfare issues, particularly involving the Sequest facility at the Woodbridge Center Mall, dominated public discourse. Residents expressed strong concerns over alleged animal neglect at Sequest, echoing broader worries about the township’s animal management strategies.

Shutesbury Select Board Deliberates on Special Permit for Garage Amid Zoning By-Law Discussions

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Shutesbury Select Board, members engaged in discussions surrounding a special permit application for a garage on Old Wend Road and addressed upcoming changes to local zoning by-laws to align with new state legislation on accessory dwelling units (ADUs).

Escambia County Council Celebrates Animal Welfare Achievements and Advances Key Infrastructure Projects

Overview: The recent Escambia County Council meeting covered various topics, with attention given to the achievements in animal welfare services, vital infrastructure projects, and community welfare initiatives.