Edison School Board Celebrates New Fitness Courts and Academic Improvements Amidst Construction Discussions

Overview: The Edison School Board meeting covered a range of topics, with focus on the unveiling of new fitness courts at Edison High and JP Stevens, ongoing construction projects, and improvements in student academic performance. Discussions also touched on labor agreements, transportation concerns, and an upcoming pre-kindergarten program.

Oakland Borough Council Faces Rabies Concerns, Parking Disputes, and Privacy Issues

Overview: The October 28 meeting of the Oakland Borough Council addressed a wide range of community concerns, including a rabies incident involving a local kitten, ongoing issues with parking regulation enforcement, and allegations of privacy invasion by a municipal employee. Additionally, the council discussed a proposed radio tower and celebrated a resident’s milestone birthday.

Pompton Lakes Zoning Board Approves Fence and Discusses Open Space Projects

Overview: In the recent Pompton Lakes Zoning Board meeting, decisions included the approval of a fence application for a property on Grant Avenue and updates on ongoing open space projects, including the construction of a new ball field and the conversion of tennis courts for pickleball use. Additionally, discussions highlighted community engagement efforts through social media and a new digital newsletter.

Oronoco Economic Development Authority Considers Developments and Comprehensive Plan Updates

Overview: The Oronoco Economic Development Authority meeting focused on potential residential developments, strategic city planning updates, and the selection of a new board member. Key discussions revolved around the development of an 8-acre property in the River Park area, a plan update, and the introduction of Carl Rogers as a candidate for the Economic Development Authority board.

Bernards Township Celebrates Italian Heritage Month and Honors First Responders

Overview: At the recent Bernards Town Council meeting on October 28, 2025, the council unanimously passed a resolution recognizing October as Italian Heritage Month, celebrating the contributions of Italian-Americans to the local community. The meeting also highlighted the 115th anniversary of the Liberty Corner Fire Company, acknowledging the dedication and service of first responders.