Ocean Township Council Tackles Road Repair Backlog and Cannabis Business Licenses

Overview: At the recent Ocean Township Council meeting, members confronted the issue of a growing road repair backlog due to budget constraints, while also considering a proposal for a new wholesale cannabis business that could potentially generate much-needed tax revenue. The council deliberated over possible funding strategies to address the township’s infrastructure needs and explored opportunities within the emerging cannabis industry.

Mount Greylock Regional School Committee Names Julia Bowen as New Chair Amid Leadership Changes

Overview: The Mount Greylock Regional School Committee meeting on November 14, 2024, brought changes in leadership, including the election of Julia Bowen as the new chair. The meeting also celebrated Christina Conry’s receipt of the Division 6 All-State School Committee Award for her leadership during challenging times and addressed several issues like the progress of the field and track project, budget priorities, and initiatives to improve literacy and technology integration in the district.

Triton School Board Approves Key Election Resolutions and Celebrates Academic and Athletic Achievements

Overview: The recent Triton School Board meeting was marked by the approval of resolutions regarding the election process, the celebration of student and staff achievements, and discussions on future initiatives within the district. These developments underscore both the administrative and cultural vitality of the school community.

Ventnor City Council Embraces Environmental Initiatives with New Grants and Projects

Overview: The Ventnor City Council meeting focused on environmental and community improvement projects, including the approval of a green communities grant application and the progression of the Ventnor West Living Shoreline project, alongside other municipal matters such as refunds and personnel changes.

Palm Beach County School Board Advances $1 Billion Funding Referendum for Security and Facilities Enhancements

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Palm Beach County School Board discussed the allocation of a $1 billion funding referendum, emphasizing school security improvements and infrastructure upgrades. This initiative will address maintenance issues and modernize facilities, with $250 million explicitly designated for security enhancements and another $250 million for school-based initiatives. The remaining $500 million will support charter schools, buses, and technology.