Yarmouth Zoning Board Approves Key Variance for Green Harbor Resort Sign, Reviews Kingsway Golf Course

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Yarmouth Zoning Board approved a variance for the Green Harbor Village Resort’s off-premise sign, allowing the longstanding sign to be updated with a new logo. The board also reviewed the Kingsway Trust’s special permit for public play on the Kingsway Golf Course, concluding no adverse impacts from increased rounds of play.

Triton Central School Board Approves Superintendent’s Contract Extension and Considers New Technology Lease

Overview: The Triton Central School Board convened to address several matters, with decisions including the approval of a superintendent’s contract extension and the consideration of a new technology lease for students. The contract extension and technology lease discussions were pivotal.

Chatham Select Board Grapples with Transfer Station Fee Increases Amidst Community Concerns

Overview: The Chatham Select Board meeting on March 3, 2026, focused on the proposed increases to transfer station fees, eliciting diverse opinions from board members and the public. The main discussion revolved around the financial sustainability of the transfer station, with concerns about rising costs and their impact on local businesses and residents. Additional topics included the town manager’s contract extension and the handling of residential exemptions, but the transfer station fees were the most debated issue.

North Middlesex Regional School Committee Faces Heated Debate on Meeting Minutes and Celebrates Staff Recognition

Overview: The North Middlesex Regional School Committee meeting on February 24th tackled several issues, from debates over meeting minutes to recognizing district staff achievements. The committee engaged in discussions about the accuracy and detail of their meeting minutes, while also commending staff for their exceptional contributions amid challenging weather conditions.

Old Tappan Council Debates Postal Service Cut and Ambulance Donation in Key Meeting

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Old Tappan Borough Council tackled two issues: the potential cancellation of postal services at Bate Plaza and the proposed donation of a retired ambulance to Ramapo College’s EMS program. The council addressed community concerns about postal accessibility following the postal service’s decision and debated the benefits and logistics of the ambulance donation, which could enhance emergency services at a local college and support educational opportunities for students.