Long Branch City Council Faces Allegations of Corruption and Flag Controversy Amid Community Concerns

Overview: During the recent Long Branch City Council meeting, the council faced allegations of corruption and community discontent surrounding various issues. Concerns about potential conflicts of interest within the city government were raised, alongside debates about the display of Israeli flags in a public venue. Additionally, community members expressed frustration over access to youth sports facilities and environmental projects.

Wildwood Crest Borough Council Faces Debate Over $300,000 Park Barrier Installation

Overview: During the recent Wildwood Crest Borough Council meeting, discussions centered around community concerns including a debate over a proposed $300,000 park barrier installation, infrastructure developments, and ongoing parking issues.

Littleton Board of Health Tackles Housing Hazard Amidst Public Health Discussions

Overview: The Littleton Board of Health meeting on September 24 addressed a range of public health issues, with a focus on a housing situation at Littleton Green where a deceased tenant’s hoarding condition and subsequent water damage posed a public health threat. The board also discussed various septic system upgrades, updates on local virus risks, and administrative matters, including opioid settlement fund allocations and regional health initiatives.

Ramsey Borough Council Addresses Affordable Housing and Environmental Challenges

Overview: The Ramsey Borough Council, under the leadership of Mayor Deirdre A. Dillon, convened on September 24, 2025, to discuss a variety of pressing community issues. Key topics included steps to meet affordable housing obligations, environmental concerns related to water quality, and capital improvements for local infrastructure.

Acushnet Conservation Commission Reviews Proposed Solar Array Amid Environmental Impact Concerns

Overview: During the recent Acushnet Conservation Commission meeting, the primary focus was on a proposed solar photovoltaic array installation by Copper Pot Drive LLC. This project, located off Park Drive, involves placing a 4,999 KW solar array within a 100-foot buffer zone to a bordering vegetated wetland. The applicant’s representative presented revised plans and additional documentation to address earlier concerns about wetland disturbance and the construction of a bridge.