Milltown Residents Voice Concerns Over Deteriorating Property and Airbnb Issues at Council Meeting

Overview: During the recent Milltown Borough Council meeting, concerns were raised by residents about local property conditions, including a deteriorating swimming pool and an unpermitted Airbnb, leading to discussions about health and safety. The council also addressed a variety of topics, from municipal budget discussions to the authorization of payments for borough obligations.

Haledon School Board Contemplates New Cell Phone Policy Amid Governor’s Proposed Guidance

Overview: During the recent Haledon School Board meeting, a portion of the discussion centered around potential changes to the district’s cell phone policy in light of a proposed bill supported by Governor Murphy. This bill seeks to have the New Jersey Department of Education develop a model cell phone policy for school districts, potentially impacting current regulations. While the specifics of the model policy remain undetermined, there was speculation on whether its guidelines would be mandatory or merely advisory, allowing districts to tailor rules to their needs.

Fort Lee School Board Faces Calls for Religious Holiday Equity and Bus Tracking Improvements

Overview: The recent Fort Lee School Board meeting revealed community concerns regarding religious holiday equity, the necessity for a school bus tracking system, and ongoing curriculum challenges. Parents voiced their opinions during the public comment session, emphasizing the need for improvements in these areas to better serve the diverse student population and ensure efficient school operations.

Danvers School Committee Appoints New Assistant Superintendent Amid Broader Educational Discussions

Overview: The Danvers School Committee’s recent meeting focused on the appointment of a new assistant superintendent, the presentation of a youth risk behavior survey, and discussions on critical funding and student safety initiatives. The committee addressed various educational and legislative topics while emphasizing the importance of community engagement and student well-being.

Winter Haven Advances Key Infrastructure Projects and Honors Local Leaders

Overview: The Winter Haven City Commission meeting, held on February 10, 2025, focused on several crucial agenda items, including the advancement of significant infrastructure projects, the recognition of local contributors to education and the arts, and legislative discussions on federal engagement. The commissioners addressed ordinances related to land use, budget amendments, and community development.