Cliffside Park School Board Enacts New AI Policy While Addressing Overcrowding and Safety

Overview: The Cliffside Park School Board recently convened to address several issues, including the adoption of a policy regulating the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in educational settings, revisions to eligibility rules to combat school overcrowding, and measures to enhance student safety. These discussions were part of a comprehensive agenda that also covered school calendar adjustments, transportation regulations, and library material policies.

Milton Select Board Honors Kathy Duffy While Grappling with Airplane Noise and Budget Challenges

Overview: In a recent Milton Select Board meeting, the board unanimously voted to name a community meeting room after Kathy Duffy, recognizing her long-standing service and contributions to the town. This decision was made alongside discussions about airplane noise impacting the community and budget challenges, including a significant deficit in the snow and ice management budget.

Titusville Fire Department Expands Services with New Fire Station and Innovative Health Program

Overview: The Titusville City Council meeting focused on advancements in the city’s fire department and raised issues regarding local infrastructure and community safety. The fire department highlighted the opening of Fire Station 14 and the expansion of its mobile integrated health program, while local residents voiced concerns over infrastructure maintenance and utility easement regulations.

West Windsor Town Council Pushes for State of Emergency Over Clarksville Bridge Issues

Overview: The West Windsor Town Council meeting on February 24, 2026, primarily focused on the ongoing issues surrounding the Clarksville Bridge, leading to a resolution to petition Governor Mikey Cheryl to declare a state of emergency. The meeting also witnessed discussions on local community events, recognitions, and updates on municipal services, amid the backdrop of a recent snowstorm that affected the township.

Granby School Committee Advances Policies on Background Checks and School Safety

Overview: The Granby School Committee meeting on February 24th addressed updates to background check procedures for new hires, enhancements to school safety protocols, and the acceptance of key donations and policies. The committee unanimously approved a motion to update the background check process, incorporating additional checks against sex offender registries and Department of Children and Families records, part of a broader trend across districts to ensure comprehensive vetting of school personnel.