Fair Haven Historic Commission Approves Door Replacement and Prepares for 250th Anniversary

Overview: In a meeting of the Fair Haven Historic Preservation Commission, decisions were made concerning residential renovations and preparations for the town’s upcoming 250th anniversary. The commission approved a door replacement proposal, discussed modifications to a property on Normandy, and planned for celebratory events, including a bike parade and the painting of Bryson Hall.

Montgomery School Board Discusses Program Enhancements, Literacy Concerns, and Audit Findings

Overview: The Montgomery Township Board of Education meeting on January 27, 2026, centered on a range of topics, including upcoming enhancements to academic programs, concerns about literacy rates, and the outcomes of a recent financial audit. The board aimed to address issues related to academic opportunities, early literacy, and financial management in the district.

New Providence Council Deliberates on Immigration Enforcement and Public Safety Concerns

Overview: The New Providence Borough Council convened to discuss several topics, with a major focus on the community’s concern about local law enforcement’s interaction with federal immigration authorities. Other issues included the approval of a contract with Gov Pilot LLC for a cloud-based management solution, resolution of affordable housing disputes, and updates on community activities and infrastructure projects.

Princeton School Board Grapples with Ethical Conduct and Dual Language Immersion Class Concerns

Overview: The Princeton School Board addressed a range of issues impacting the district’s governance and educational quality. The board engaged in conversations about maintaining board member ethics and the challenges posed by large class sizes in the DLI program, alongside financial audit results and strategic planning for future projects.

Delran Town Council Enhances Communication with Committees and Swears in New Officers

Overview: The Delran Town Council meeting focused on improving communication between the council and township committees, introducing a system for regular updates from various groups. The meeting also celebrated the swearing-in of two new police officers, discussed affordable housing obligations, and addressed community concerns, including speeding and storm management.