Metuchen School Board Commends Athletes, Discusses Curriculum and Construction Issues

Overview: The latest meeting of the Metuchen School Board showcased student athletic achievements, addressed curricular developments, and discussed significant construction problems leading to budget overruns. Notable sporting successes were celebrated, while the Curriculum Committee presented resources for Holocaust and genocide courses and the Construction Committee grappled with the financial implications of the Edgar Field renovation.

Borough Council Advances Softball Fields Project, Commends Local Educators and Addresses Community Concerns

Overview: In the latest Tinton Falls Borough Council meeting, the council members recognized the outstanding contributions of local educators, discussed the progress of the softball fields project, and addressed various community concerns. They also celebrated the town’s successful holiday events and commended the efforts of local departments.

Piscataway Township Council Passes Ordinances, Acknowledges First Responders, and Responds to Public Concerns about Gaza

Overview: In the recent meeting of the Piscataway Township Council, several ordinances were passed, public safety personnel were commended for their efforts, and public comments concerning the crisis in Gaza were addressed. The ordinances included amendments to zoning regulations and municipal code, and the granting of municipal consent for the operation of a cable television system. Councilman Frank Uhrin and Mayor Brian C. Wahler expressed appreciation for emergency services’ response to recent water emergencies in the town, while residents voiced concerns about the humanitarian situation in Gaza.

Council Member Resignation and Success of Community Events Dominate Waldwick Borough Council Meeting

Overview: The recent meeting of the Waldwick Borough Council was dominated by the announcement of Council Member Donald E. Sciolaro’s resignation and the success of multiple community events. The meeting also included discussions about public safety, upcoming projects, and the community’s extraordinary support for the Toys for Tots campaign.

Hillsdale Borough Council Approves Shared Service Agreement, Achieves Significant Savings

Overview: In a recent Hillsdale Borough Council meeting, a shared service agreement was approved with Westwood for municipal court services, potentially saving Hillsdale approximately $70,000 annually. The meeting also saw the introduction of an ordinance amending the borough code and acknowledged the contributions of departing council members Anthony DeRosa and Zoltan Horvath.