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- Bergen County
- 8/1/23
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Overview: In a recent Bergen Community College Board of Trustees meeting, a variety of dynamic topics were discussed, including innovative collaborative initiatives, grant acquisitions, and enrollment updates.
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- Bergen County
- 7/25/23
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Overview: In a high-stakes Franklin Lakes School Board meeting, candidates from a myriad of professional backgrounds competed for an open board seat. Current board members were tasked with filling the seat which is temporarily vacant until the end of 2023. Surgeon Robert Morin, finance expert Anna Marchuk, physics professor Yu-Ping Huang, sales professional Carolina Severino, and diversity consultant April Flores were among the seven contenders interviewed.
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- Bergen County
- 7/19/23
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Overview: In a recent meeting, the Bergen County Board of Commissioners discussed a wide range of topics, from the 2023 county budget to the idea of a central cultural center, as well as significant recognitions and initiatives aimed at enhancing the diversity and inclusivity within the county.
- NJ
- Bergen County
- 7/20/23
- 112 Minutes
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Overview: In a display of unity against online hate speech, the Elmwood Park Borough Council recently convened to discuss and denounce bigotry, harassment, and discrimination, particularly targeting the LGBTQ+ community. The discussion was ignited by the circulation of an offensive post on a local social media page, “Elmwood Park Speaks,” resulting in a resolution R-291-23 aimed at condemning platforms that enable such discriminatory behavior.
- NJ
- Bergen County
- 7/20/23
- 72 Minutes
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Overview: In a recently held virtual town hall style meeting dubbed “Coffee with the Superintendent,” Mark Schwartz, the newly appointed Superintendent of Ridgewood Public Schools, unveiled a plethora of initiatives aimed at tackling some of the district’s most pressing concerns. Addressing an array of topics from curriculum rewrites to school bus timings, Schwartz emphasized his commitment to transparency and open dialogue with the community.