Cape May City Council Discusses Bond Ordinances and ADA Improvements at Physick Estate

Overview: The Cape May City Council convened to deliberate on several topics, including the introduction of multiple bond ordinances aimed at comprehensive infrastructure enhancements and a proposal to upgrade restroom facilities at the Physick Estate to meet ADA standards.

Peru Community School Board Considers Federal Lawsuit Amid Community and Student Initiatives

Overview: The Peru Community School Board meeting addressed a wide range of topics, including a potential federal lawsuit concerning First Amendment rights, enhancements to student and community programs, and key administrative decisions. The meeting saw notable participation from community members and board representatives who presented various proposals and concerns.

Stuart City Commission Advances EPA Grant Application and Deliberates City Manager Candidates

Overview: The Stuart City Commission convened on February 13, 2026, to discuss several issues, including the submission of an EPA grant application for water quality projects and the rigorous selection process for a new city manager. The commission unanimously approved a resolution to pursue funding for muck removal from creeks affecting the St. Lucie River while also working through the logistics of hiring a new city manager from a pool of 82 applicants.

Red Bank Borough Council Discusses Johnny Jazz Park Rehabilitation and Affordable Housing Initiatives

Overview: The Red Bank Borough Council meeting focused on plans to rehabilitate Johnny Jazz Park and address affordable housing challenges within the community. These discussions included potential upgrades to park facilities and measures to ensure diverse housing options remain available to residents across various income levels.

Norton Select Board Discusses Blue Apple Bus Funding and Village Center Core Zoning

Overview: The Norton Select Board recently convened to tackle several issues impacting the town, with a focus on the Blue Apple bus service and the potential repeal of the Village Center Core (VCC) zoning overlay. The meeting featured discussions on financial challenges, zoning implications, and strategic initiatives aimed at enhancing Norton’s community and infrastructure.