Oakland Borough Council Raises Alarm Over Election Process Woes, Calls for County Action Amid Infrastructure Discussions

Overview: The recent meeting of the Oakland Borough Council unfolded with several concerns, including the election process, environmental issues, and infrastructure projects. The council members voiced their dissatisfaction with the recent election process, and a letter was proposed to the county requesting action. Environmental concerns were brought to light, particularly regarding a proposed Class B recycle facility and the impact of various developments. Amidst such concerns, infrastructure projects were discussed and updated.

Oakland Borough Council and Mayor Fight Proposed Recycling Facility, 3,000 Residents Sign Petition

Overview: In a recently held mayor and council meeting of the Oakland Borough, the foremost topic of discussion was the proposed Class B recycling facility at 342 West Oakland Avenue. Anticipated to handle 900 tons of waste every day, the facility’s location near residential areas has sparked significant community pushback. A strong opposition has emerged with approximately 3,000 signatures gathered against the recycling plant’s establishment.

Oakland’s Proposed Recycling Center Faces Opposition From Mayor and Community

Overview: The recent Oakland Borough Council meeting saw broad resistance to a proposed Class B Recycling Center in the area. This center, planned for 342 West Oakland Avenue, has become the focal point of various environmental, traffic, and community concerns. Mayor Linda H. Schwager expressed her firm stance against the facility, and residents raised numerous issues to question the project’s viability.

Bergen Community College Celebrates Rising Enrollment and Honors Standout Student

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Bergen Community College Board of Trustees, notable highlights included a surge in school enrollment, a strong push for online courses, and the special recognition of a student who garnered a prestigious national award.

Ramapo-Indian Hills School Board President Faces Heat Amidst Rising Legal Costs and Claims of Mismanagement

Overview: In a recent Ramapo-Indian Hills School Board meeting, board members expressed mounting concerns about escalating legal fees, alleged attempts to silence dissenting voices, and perceived mismanagement. The meeting saw sharp critiques of board president, Judith Sullivan, with members calling for transparency, better governance, and a return to the district’s mission of excellence in education.