Delanco Council Approves Key Ordinances and Discusses Historic Waterfront Park Design

Overview: The Delanco Town Council meeting saw the approval of several important ordinances, discussions on the design of the Historic Waterfront Park, and a focus on ongoing community projects and concerns. The council addressed financial matters, safety issues, and community engagement efforts.

Bernardsville Council Approves Key Ordinances, Plans Centennial

Overview: The Bernardsville Borough Council recently approved several ordinances, discussed community projects including a walking path at the polo grounds, and announced plans for the town’s Centennial celebration. These were among the most substantial items addressed at the latest council meeting, which also covered a range of other topics from library programs to public works appointments.

East Grand Forks School Board Reviews Budget and Welcomes New Superintendent

Overview: The East Grand Forks Public School Board meeting focused on financial updates, staffing challenges, curriculum adoption, and the transition to a new superintendent. The board approved the fiscal year 2025 preliminary budget and curriculum purchases while addressing staffing needs and welcoming incoming Superintendent Kevin Grover.

Delanco Council Advances Historic Waterfront Park Plan

Overview: In a recent Delanco Town Council meeting, the most discussion centered on the conceptual design for the historic Waterfront Park, with the council addressing various issues including the construction of a seawall, park improvements, and the importance of maintaining the town’s historical heritage. Other topics included the retirement of the chief finance officer, the appointment of an interim replacement, public works projects, and the increasing problem of noise pollution from across the river.

Acushnet Selectmen Address Town Deficits and Appointments

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Acushnet Board of Selectmen tackled a series of significant town issues, ranging from the approval of deficit transfers to cover departmental shortfalls to the appointment of various committee members and officials. The board managed fiscal challenges by transferring funds to offset deficits, particularly within the legal, fire, and police departments. The tireless work of Brad Fish as a veteran service officer was acknowledged with gratitude upon his departure. Additionally, the board welcomed Patricia Maderi to the Council on Aging Board of Directors in response to a recent resignation, drawing on her considerable background in nursing and elder care to enhance the board’s capabilities.