East Brunswick Honors Longtime Township Attorney Michael Baker Upon Retirement

Overview: The East Brunswick Town Council meeting was marked by the celebration of Township Attorney Michael Baker’s retirement after dedicating 40 years of service to the community. The council passed a resolution honoring Baker, who has served as one of the longest-serving township attorneys in East Brunswick’s history, as well as holding positions as a council member and assemblyman. His tenure included notable achievements such as the acquisition of hundreds of acres of farmland for preservation and serving on the New Jersey Democratic State Committee.

East Brunswick Council Honors Attorney Michael Baker’s Retirement and Addresses Local Concerns Amidst Global Issues

Overview: In a recent East Brunswick Township Council meeting, members and residents alike paid tribute to retiring Township attorney Michael Baker, who concluded 40 years of service. The council also engaged in discussions concerning local governance and contentious global issues, including conflicts in the Middle East and the township’s role in international matters.

East Brunswick School Board Addresses Community Concerns and Elects New Leaders Amid Global Awareness Discussions

Overview: The East Brunswick School Board recently convened to elect new leadership, with Laurie Lachs taking the position of Board President and Heather Guas elected as Vice President after a tie-breaking vote. The meeting also addressed a range of issues including the adoption of the New Jersey School Board member code of ethics, the integration of digital platforms for meeting notices, and the recognition of student achievements. Notably, the session turned its focus to global and local concerns raised by community members, such as the crisis in Gaza, drug issues in schools, and the Israel-Palestine conflict.

Residents Press East Brunswick Town Council to Pass Differing Resolutions on Israeli-Palestinian Conflict

Overview: During the December 26, 2023 meeting, the East Brunswick Town Council tackled an array of issues, ranging from impassioned pleas regarding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict to local developments such as the construction of a new ice rink and cricket field, and the implementation of a new garbage contract.

Middlesex County Joint Insurance Fund Anticipates Positive Cash Position by Year-End

Overview: The most recent meeting of the Middlesex County Joint Insurance Fund (JIF) revealed the expectation of a positive cash position by the end of the year. The financial update came from Joe Pruiti, Fund Treasurer, who also mentioned an incoming check of around $66,000 from one of the member towns. This, in addition to the current financial trajectory, is seen as a potential benefit to the Fund’s financial position.