Bernards High School Green Team Leads Environmental Initiatives, Highlighted at Somerset Hills School Board Meeting

Overview: The Somerset Hills School Board meeting on [date] was marked by an impressive presentation from Claire Taylor, the rising senior and president of the Green Team at Bernards High School, who detailed the team’s various environmental initiatives. Other discussions included infrastructure developments, academic goals, and policy updates.

Sauk Centre City Council Approves $25,000 Contribution for School Tennis Court Rehabilitation Amid discussions

Overview: In the latest Sauk Centre City Council meeting, discussions revolved around the approval of a $25,000 contribution to the rehabilitation of school tennis courts and concerns raised over the Police Department’s handling of a child custody situation. Additionally, updates on airport land acquisition and infrastructure projects were discussed.

Parsippany-Troy Hills Faces Controversy Over Proposed Board of Education Audit and Housing Lawsuit

Overview: The Parsippany-Troy Hills Town Council meeting on August 20, 2024, saw discussions over a proposed audit of the Board of Education, concerns around a fair share housing lawsuit, and various local improvement ordinances.

## Cook County Board Discusses Funding Shortfall for Grand M Transfer Station Improvements

Overview: The Cook County Board of Commissioners meeting focused heavily on addressing a significant funding gap for the Grand M Transfer Station improvements, with discussions extending to broader issues of solid waste management, affordable housing, and property management. The Commissioners and other participants considered various financial strategies, potential grants, and the long-term vision for waste management within the county.

Lawrence City Council Debates Environmental Cleanup and Financial Implications at Contaminated Site

Overview: The Lawrence City Council meeting on August 20, 2024, focused on various issues, including the environmental cleanup of a city-owned contaminated site, the introduction of new water and sewer tie-in fees, and the extension of temporary appointments for the Department of Public Works (DPW).