Franklin Lakes Council Addresses Transparency Concerns, Road Improvements, and Honors Local Gold Medalist

Overview: In a wide-ranging recent meeting of the Franklin Lakes Borough Council, critical matters such as concerns over transparency, road program appropriations, ongoing projects like the Old Antenna Drainage Improvements, and honoring local gold medalist Jack Wallace took center stage. The meeting, presided over by Mayor Charles J.X. Kahwaty, also included discussions on several community improvements, appointments, and initiatives, capturing the attention of residents and council members alike.

Haworth Borough Council Approves $788,000 Bond Ordinance

Overview: The Haworth Borough Council convened on July 25, 2023, approving a significant bond ordinance amounting to $788,000 for various public improvements, equipment acquisitions, machinery, and a range of municipal projects.

Upper Saddle River Approves Over $2.3 Million in Bonds for Public Improvements and Road Works

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Borough of Upper Saddle River’s Mayor and Council, there was a unanimous approval of two bond ordinances, amounting to over $2.3 million, to finance a variety of public improvements. These improvements included the acquisition of new equipment and machinery, and the improvement of Carlough Road and Pleasant Avenue.

School Board Celebrates Increased Graduation Readiness and ELL Program Success

Overview: In a recent Leonia School Board meeting, a variety of significant developments emerged, including increased graduation readiness and notable success in the English Language Learner (ELL) program. The meetings also served as a platform for local residents’ concerns, deliberations on the board’s spending, and progress reports on various district-wide initiatives.

Maywood Board of Education Ratifies Major Contracts and Personnel Appointments for 2023-2024 School Year

Overview: In the latest meeting of the Maywood School Board, held on June 14, 2023, members unanimously ratified numerous contracts, personnel appointments, and made financial resolutions that hold substantial implications for the 2023-2024 academic year.