Long Hill School Board Spotlights Innovative STEAM Program and Appoints New Board Member

Overview: In a recent meeting held on March 17, 2025, the Long Hill School Board celebrated New Jersey’s STEM Month with a detailed presentation on the district’s STEAM program, addressed the appointment of a new board member, and outlined budget and strategic planning initiatives. The board also discussed various logistical and financial matters, including an increase in facilities fees and the introduction of breakfast services due to a rise in students qualifying for free and reduced lunch.

Lakeville City Council Unanimously Approves $22.25 Million Bond Sale for Key Infrastructure Projects

Overview: In a meeting underscored by financial and developmental decisions, the Lakeville City Council approved a $22.25 million bond sale to fund infrastructure projects and gave the green light to a major commercial development. The bond sale, characterized by substantial interest from investors, will support the 2025 street reconstruction project, collector rehabilitation, and the construction of a skills training center for first responders. Additionally, the council approved the preliminary plat and conditional use permit for the Marketplace at Cedar, a commercial venture promising new retail and service options.

Tuckerton Borough Council Greenlights Infrastructure Bond and Other Community Initiatives

Overview: In a notable move for local infrastructure, the Tuckerton Borough Council approved a $1,275,000 bond ordinance to replace sanitary sewer mains on Daddy Tucker Drive, alongside recognizing the 175th anniversary of the Tuckerton Library and discussing various community projects and appointments.

Local Businessman’s Generous Donation Supports Bedminster Police Amid Council’s Budget Discussions

Overview: The Bedminster Town Council meeting on March 17, 2025, focused on substantial community and fiscal matters, notably the acknowledgment of a $3,000 donation from local business owner Ira Catz to the Bedminster Police Department for the purchase of ballistic shields. The council expressed gratitude for Catz’s ongoing support. Discussions also revolved around budgetary concerns related to presidential visits and the introduction of a new ordinance to exceed municipal budget appropriations.

Leesburg Electric Advisory Board Plans Rate Adjustments Amid Rising Power Costs

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Leesburg Electric Advisory Board, discussions centered around significant adjustments to the power cost adjustment (PCA) as the utility faces rising energy costs and financial management challenges. The board aimed to maintain customer bill stability while considering the necessity of increasing the PCA to offset projected under-recovery in the coming months.