Voorhees Residents Concerned Over Carriage House Redevelopment and Traffic Issues

Overview: At the recent Voorhees Town Council meeting, concerns were voiced by residents regarding the proposed redevelopment of the Carriage House property on Gibbsboro Road and the potential impact on local traffic and community safety. The council also addressed several ordinances and resolutions, including pedestrian improvements and financial reports, while community groups highlighted upcoming events.

Sayreville Residents Challenge Plans for Housing Development Near Kennedy Park

Overview: During a recent meeting of the Sayreville Borough Council, the proposed development of over 250 apartments on a 40-acre tract behind Kennedy Park emerged as a primary concern for attendees. Residents voiced strong opposition to the project, fearing it could irreparably harm the community’s environment and quality of life. Alberto Rios, a resident, was particularly vocal, criticizing the council’s portrayal of the land’s value and urging them to preserve one of Sayreville’s last large open spaces. He stated, “You have the power to stop it. You have the power to preserve this land.”

Shutesbury Considers Appointed Town Clerk and Faces Health Insurance Budget Challenges

Overview: In a recent Shutesbury Select Board meeting, discussions revolved around transitioning the town clerk position from elected to appointed, addressing health insurance budget shortfalls, and forming a police chief search committee. These topics highlight the town’s efforts to modernize governance, manage financial pressures, and enhance public safety leadership.

Margate City Council Addresses Safety Concerns and Celebrates Local Achievements

Overview: During the latest Margate City Council meeting, residents voiced concerns about local safety issues and received updates on various city projects, while the council celebrated local achievements. The meeting tackled subjects ranging from traffic safety and juvenile gatherings to recognition of athletic accomplishments and updates on ongoing infrastructure projects.

Old Tappan Borough Council Discusses Fleet Manager Role and Traffic Safety Concerns

Overview: The recent Old Tappan Borough Council meeting addressed a variety of topics, with focus on the potential hiring of a fleet manager and traffic safety issues during school hours. The council debated the necessity of the fleet manager position, considering cost-effectiveness and departmental needs. Additionally, concerns were raised by residents about speeding and safety near school zones, prompting discussions on traffic management solutions.