Sayreville Resident Questions Borough’s Fair Share Settlement and Calls for Accountability

Overview: At the recent Sayreville Borough Council meeting, concerns were raised by residents about local governance, specifically regarding a settlement conference with the Fair Share Coalition and alleged environmental issues. The meeting also covered routine council business, including the adoption of several ordinances and equipment purchases, but the public comments section drew attention.

Revere City Council Rejects Proposal to Aid Family of Former Employee Robert O’Brien

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Revere City Council faced a debate over a proposed special legislation to aid the family of Robert O’Brien, a former city employee who retired at age 81. Despite emotional appeals from the O’Brien family and some council members, the proposal was ultimately rejected. The meeting also tackled other significant city matters, including traffic safety improvements and new appointments to city commissions.

Bernards School Board Discusses AI Integration and PSAT During School Day

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Bernards School Board addressed several key educational and administrative developments, including the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) in Ridge High School’s curriculum, the first administration of the PSAT during school hours, and updates on school safety and wellness initiatives.

Chatham Board Deliberates Affordable Housing Project Amidst Community Concerns

Overview: The Chatham Zoning Board of Appeals held a meeting on November 24, 2025, to discuss the comprehensive permit application for a development project at 0 and Main Street. The project, proposed by Penrose, involves constructing 48 residential units across nine buildings with additional administrative facilities. Key discussions focused on affordable housing allocations, traffic impacts, architectural conformity, and logistical considerations such as parking and landscaping.

Tenafly Borough Council Tackles Pedestrian Safety and Community Communication Strategies

Overview: During the Tenafly Borough Council meeting on November 17, 2025, discussions centered around pedestrian safety, community communication improvements, and the enhancement of public facilities. The council addressed a notable uptick in car accidents, leading to a call for immediate actions to ensure pedestrian safety. This urgent matter prompted proposals for a comprehensive education campaign aimed at raising awareness among both drivers and pedestrians about safety measures and pedestrian right-of-way.