Metuchen Secures State Funding for Historic Cemetery Restoration and New Public Spaces

Overview: At the recent Metuchen Borough Council meeting, significant projects were announced, including the restoration of a colonial cemetery and the construction of a public space honoring Thomas Mundy Peterson, both supported by state grants. The meeting also addressed infrastructure developments, including a new Emergency Services Center, library improvements, and enhancements to public parks and transportation.

Elmwood Park Borough Council Rings in New Year with Swearing-In, Appointments, and Community Focus

Overview: The Elmwood Park Borough Council commenced its reorganization meeting on January 2, 2026.

Rutherford Borough Council Reorganization Meeting Welcomes New Faces and Celebrates Community Spirit

Overview: At the Rutherford Borough Council’s reorganization meeting on January 2, 2026, newly elected officials were welcomed, and community collaboration was emphasized. Mayor Frank Nunziato highlighted the season as a time to “turn the page,” acknowledging newly elected Councilman Dennis Mison and re-elected Councilwoman Christie Del Rey-Cone for their dedication and integrity. The meeting was attended by notable dignitaries, including Congresswoman Nelly Poe and State Senator Paul Sarlo, who celebrated the strength of the Rutherford community.

Red Bank Borough Council Faces Public Concerns Over Restroom Facilities and Celebrates Achievements

Overview: In a meeting characterized by community engagement and strategic progress, the Red Bank Borough Council addressed public grievances about restroom facilities while celebrating recent staff appointments and accomplishments. The session involved the swearing-in of new council members and fire chiefs, recognition of outgoing members, and discussions on future community initiatives.

Point Pleasant Beach Council Focuses on Fiscal Responsibility and Waterfront Preservation

Overview: The recent Point Pleasant Beach Borough Council meeting centered on significant initiatives for the coming year, including fiscal responsibility and the preservation of waterfront property. The council also welcomed new members and leadership within the fire department.