Princeton School Board Discusses Entrepreneurship Education, Facilities Concerns, and Curriculum Debates

Overview: At the forefront of the Princeton School Board meeting, the Middle School entrepreneurship program was a highlight, with students Ray Amada, Renand, and Phoebe Callahan showcasing their success and the impressive $4,300 profit they generated for 20 organizations.

Morris Plains Planning Board Scrutinizes Development Plans for New Building Complex

Overview: In a recent session, the Morris Plains Planning Board examined the final site plan approval for a new building complex, discussing a gamut of issues from signage and facade lighting to the screening of rooftop mechanical equipment. The board engaged with the applicant in a detailed review, while also addressing the parking space requirements for potential grocers as tenants in the buildings. The dialogue included the provision of ADA spaces and electric vehicle (EV) stations, with the board questioning compliance and considering the infrastructure required for EV stations.

Dunedin Approves Historic Landmark Designation and Advances Clean Energy Initiatives

Overview: The Dunedin City Commission recently approved the Historic Landmark designation for “The People’s Home” on Lowden Avenue, and advanced significant clean energy initiatives with Duke Energy, including a franchise agreement renewal and a commitment to a clean energy connection program.

Ocean Township Council Grapples with Infrastructure Challenges and Zoning Ordinance Updates

Overview: The Ocean Township Council recently addressed a series of infrastructure and regulatory concerns, including the costly replacement of a crosswalk on South Lincoln Avenue, updates to traffic lights and bike lane markings, proposed coverage limits for residential zones, and the establishment of land use regulations for cannabis establishments. Additionally, the council tackled issues about informing realtors and builders about zoning ordinances, planning for upcoming anniversary events, and managing public requests such as addressing flooding on Branch Road.

Readington Township School District Addresses Enrollment Challenges and Preschool Program Expansion

Overview: In a recent Readington School Board meeting, Superintendent Dr@@@ Jonathan Hart and board members tackled the issue of enrollment trends influenced by local housing developments and the implementation of a new full-day kindergarten program. The board also spotlighted the district’s burgeoning preschool program, discussing outreach efforts and the positive impact of publicizing the program to attract new families. Moreover, the meeting covered a range of other pertinent topics, including the draft of the 2024-2025 school calendar, personnel matters, and upcoming committee meetings.