New Principal Introduced at Kenilworth School Board Meeting Amid Academic and Construction Updates

Overview: The Kenilworth School Board meeting spotlighted the introduction of Mr. John Pillo as the new principal at Bryley, alongside discussions on academic achievements, construction project updates, and policy changes. Superintendent Kyle C. Arlington praised Miss Pavlech for her interim leadership at Bryley, particularly for her initiative allowing eighth graders to experience high school electives, which has been instrumental in retaining top talent within the district.

Union County Board Amends Resolution for $170,000 Lab Equipment Upgrade

Overview: In a recent Union County Board of Commissioners meeting, a key agenda item was the amendment of a resolution involving a significant laboratory equipment contribution from Essex County and Newark. This adjustment clarifies a previous agreement, ensuring Union County’s lab receives a machine valued at $170,000, as opposed to the initially stated $40,000 worth of chemical reagents.

Kenilworth Planning Board Faces Payment Dispute with Professionals Over Redevelopment Plan

Overview: During the recent Kenilworth Planning Board meeting, it was revealed that several professionals, including the board’s attorney and engineer, have not been paid for their work on the redevelopment plan for a property on Galloping Hill Road since April. This payment dispute has led to the decision to halt all non-escrow work until the situation is resolved, potentially impacting the board’s ongoing projects.

Union County Board Tackles Financial Concerns and Community Initiatives Amid Budget Scrutiny

Overview: In a recent Union County Board of Commissioners meeting, financial concerns and community initiatives took center stage, with discussions on the county’s budget, resolutions impacting local development, and upcoming public events.

Kenilworth Borough Council Recognizes Ark of Union County and Reviews Infrastructure Plans

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Kenilworth Borough Council, a portion of the discussion was dedicated to recognizing the Ark of Union County for its 75 years of service to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The council also reviewed ongoing infrastructure projects, including road work and sidewalk maintenance, and addressed public safety and community programs.