Rockaway Township Council Tackles Traffic Chaos at Green Pond Road Dunkin Donuts

Overview: The Rockaway Township Council meeting on September 25, 2025, addressed community issues, with a primary focus on growing traffic and public safety concerns at Green Pond Road, particularly around the Dunkin Donuts. Additional discussions were held about infrastructure improvements, community engagement, and updates on local projects.

Cape Canaveral Board Urges Park Overhaul and Addresses Community Concerns

Overview: During the recent Cape Canaveral Culture and Leisure Services Board meeting, the deteriorating condition of San Piper Park and the prolonged closure of a local splash pad were brought into sharp focus, with board members calling for urgent attention and redirection of city funds. Discussions also touched upon the sustainability of community programs, including the potential suspension of the community garden initiative due to low volunteer participation, and the enthusiastic recommendation of a new poet laureate candidate.

Ventnor City Council Approves Infrastructure Upgrades and Tax Abatement Program

Overview: During the recent Ventnor City Council meeting, attention was directed towards infrastructure improvements, specifically in stormwater management and the refurbishment of the North Sur Avenue water tower. The council also introduced an ordinance to re-adopt Chapter 204 of the city code, focusing on taxation and establishing a five-year abatement program, which has been deemed beneficial in past implementations. Additionally, updates were provided on various community events and initiatives, including a successful sewer maintenance program and upcoming recreational activities.

Edison School Board Faces Community Concerns Over Diversity, Safety, and School Operations

Overview: The Edison School Board meeting centered around community concerns regarding diversity, school safety, and operational decisions, highlighting both the challenges and ongoing efforts within the district. Public comments brought to light issues surrounding board diversity, the contentious political climate affecting education, and logistical concerns about school scheduling and facility development.

Garwood Borough Council Celebrates “Film Ready” Certification Amid Busy Meeting Agenda

Overview: The Garwood Borough Council meeting was highlighted by the announcement of the borough’s new status as “film ready,” enabling it to be listed as a potential filming location for production companies. This initiative, spearheaded by Councilman Chase Padusniak, is expected to bring increased filming activity and potential economic benefits to the community. Alongside this, the council addressed various ordinances, community concerns, and ongoing projects within the borough.