West Windsor Town Council Highlights Colon Cancer Awareness and Community Development Plans

Overview: The West Windsor Town Council meeting on March 3, 2025, was marked by discussions on public health awareness, local development projects, and budgetary allocations. Key highlights included proclamations for Colon Cancer Awareness Month and Women’s History Month, updates on local development projects, the introduction of budget plans without a tax increase, and a focus on enhancing public services and infrastructure.

Dunellen Borough Council Considers Sale of Aging Sewer System Amidst Public Concerns

Overview: The Dunellen Borough Council meeting on March 3, 2025, centered on a proposal to potentially sell the borough’s sanitary sewer system. The discussion was led by Ms. Shiron Rry Den, a special project advisor, who presented the proposal as an exploratory step rather than a commitment. The aging infrastructure of the sewer system has led to increasing maintenance costs, prompting the council to explore financial relief through a sale. Residents will ultimately decide the fate of the system in a public vote scheduled for November.

Lakeville City Council Debates Private Dock on Public Property Amid Concerns Over Access and Precedent

Overview: The Lakeville City Council meeting on March 3rd featured a discussion on a private dock encroachment agreement on Orchard Trail, raising concerns about public access and setting a precedent for future requests. The council also addressed a resident’s concern over the North Creek development and approved plans for Dakota Electric’s new site development.

Traverse City School Board Debates Candidate Selection Process Amid Calls for Transparency

Overview: The recent Traverse City Area School Board meeting focused on the selection process for a new board member following the departure of Andrew Raymond. With eight candidates vying for the position, the board engaged in extensive discussion about the criteria and methods for narrowing down the candidate pool, emphasizing transparency and community involvement.

Budget Discussions Highlight Increased Health Costs and Rising Enrollment at Blackstone-Millville School Committee Meeting

Overview: In a review of the Blackstone-Millville Regional School District’s budget for Fiscal Year 2026, the meeting primarily focused on financial challenges including a substantial rise in health insurance costs and the increasing number of English language learners.