Hampden Board of Selectmen Discusses Fire Station Expansion and Approves Liquor Permit for Art Show

Overview: The recent meeting of the Hampden Board of Selectmen focused on the planned renovation and expansion of the town’s fire station, with discussions on the project’s scope, cost, and construction timeline. The board also addressed various community and infrastructure issues, including the approval of a liquor permit for a local art show and highway department bids.

West Windsor Residents Debate Street Naming Authority and Safety Concerns at Council Meeting

Overview: The recent West Windsor Town Council meeting was marked by discussions surrounding street naming conventions and community safety concerns. A key point of contention was a proposed ordinance that would alter the approval process for street names in new developments, sparking a debate about the roles of the planning board and the township engineer. Additionally, residents raised safety issues, particularly the lack of street lighting and sidewalks on Milstone Road, emphasizing the need for community-focused infrastructure improvements.

South River Residents Demand Solutions to Persistent Parking and Traffic Issues

Overview: The South River Borough Council meeting on April 7, 2025, was marked by residents voicing concerns over parking and traffic problems affecting their neighborhoods, particularly around local schools and churches. The council also discussed the implementation of New Jersey’s lead certification law, the approval of several ordinances, and updates on community projects.

Oviedo City Council Debates Infrastructure and Waste Management, Approves Key Resolutions

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Oviedo City Council, members addressed a range of topics including the approval of infrastructure projects, the reconsideration of waste management agreements, and updates on community initiatives. The council voted to proceed with resolutions, including a water extension project and the adjustment of ambulance transport fees. They also engaged in discussions about waste management practices and the financial implications of proposed infrastructure developments.

Blairstown Faces Budget Challenges Amid Emergency Services and Infrastructure Needs

Overview: The Blairstown Township Committee recently convened to tackle pressing budgetary challenges, focusing on emergency services funding, infrastructure projects, and the implications of a potential tax increase. Discussions highlighted the financial strains on maintaining essential services and the need for strategic planning to address future fiscal responsibilities.