Belmar Library Board of Trustees Discusses Strategic Planning and Community Program Funding

Overview: The Belmar Library Board of Trustees convened to discuss a series of topics including strategic planning for the library, the funding and structure of community programs, and the library’s budget and infrastructure needs. The board engaged in a detailed debate over the allocation of funds, the potential reallocation from fitness instructors to recreational events, and the exploration of methods to engage community feedback for the strategic plan. Additionally, the upcoming local author book fair, a proposal for a summer concert series, and Sunday programming for children were key points of interest.

Fort Lee School Board Meeting Centers on Inclusivity, RFP Process, and Parental Rights in Education

Overview: During a recent Fort Lee School Board meeting, discussions revolved around the importance of inclusivity in education, the process for selecting service providers for the district, the election of a new board president and vice president, and divergent views on parental rights.

Piscataway Council Debates Cable Contract Amid Changing Consumer Behaviors, Supports Nurses’ Safe Staffing Bills

Overview: In a recent Piscataway Township Council meeting, discussions revolved around a cable television contract amid changing consumer behaviors and a resolution supporting safe staffing bills S304 and A4536, championed by local nurses. The council also addressed a bond ordinance for capital improvements and a potential VPU settlement concerning community facilities.

Old Bridge Library Board of Trustees Plans for Future with Renovations, New Programs, and Improved Services

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Old Bridge Library Board of Trustees discussed a myriad of topics revolving around library renovations, upcoming programs, and strategic initiatives aimed at improving library services and user experience.

Rutherford School Board Reviews Test Scores, Initiates Evaluation Process and Approves Funding

Overview: The Rutherford School Board meeting saw Superintendent Jack Hurley discussing state testing results and revealing plans for new intervention strategies, while the board started its self-evaluation process. The meeting also acknowledged the approval of funds for facility projects and several personnel-related motions.