Union Township Approves Redevelopment of Former Bed Bath & Beyond Site into Logistics Hub

Overview: The Union Township Planning Board has approved a proposal to repurpose the former Bed Bath & Beyond headquarters on Liberty Avenue into a warehouse distribution center and corporate headquarters for Interglobal NA Real Estate LLC. The project, which involves deviations from the existing redevelopment plan, is expected to revitalize the long-vacant site by transforming it into a state-of-the-art logistics hub.

Elmwood Park Council Tables Water Rate Increase Amid Safety and Infrastructure Discussions

Overview: The Elmwood Park Borough Council meeting held on January 22, 2026, was marked by significant deliberations on community safety initiatives, infrastructure concerns, and a proposal to increase water rates. Key decisions included tabling a proposed 10% water rate hike for further review and approving new regulations for dogs in parks and towing fees. Community members also voiced concerns about infrastructure and municipal services, prompting council members to address these issues.

Ocean City Council Approves Legal Counsel Amidst Controversy Over 600 Boardwalk Development

Overview: During the latest Ocean City Council meeting, major developments unfolded as the council approved the engagement of Ridgeway Legal as special counsel to navigate the complexities surrounding the controversial 600 boardwalk redevelopment. This decision was made amidst public demands for transparency and a careful examination of the non-routine resolution that many residents believe requires further scrutiny.

Monroe Planning Board Tackles Stormwater Management and Zoning Challenges with New Developments

Overview: During the recent Monroe Township Planning Board meeting, attention was given to stormwater management concerns and the zoning variances required for a proposed development on Highway 33. The applicants, 700 Highway 33 LLC, sought approval to construct a 7,000 square foot storage building intended to house merchandise for their Extreme Machines business. The plan also included consolidating two Monroe Township lots to comply with zoning ordinances and reduce impervious coverage.

Willingboro Town Council Honors Anthony Williams, Discusses Snow Preparedness and Community Initiatives

Overview: The Willingboro Town Council meeting prominently featured a proclamation honoring the late Anthony Williams Senior for his extensive contributions to education, faith, and community service. Alongside this recognition, the council discussed preparations for an impending snowstorm, addressed parking issues, and considered resolutions related to various township services and projects.