Old Bridge School Board Reverses Superintendent’s Non-Renewal Decision Amid Fiery Debate

Overview: The Old Bridge School Board meeting was dominated by discussions surrounding Superintendent David Citadino’s contract, ultimately leading to a reversal of an initial decision not to renew his contract. The meeting also highlighted budget issues, particularly a looming $18 million deficit, and the challenges of maintaining educational and operational standards in the face of financial constraints.

Old Bridge Library Board Rejects Fund Transfer for Capital Projects

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Old Bridge Library Board of Trustees, members voted against a proposed transfer of $687,000 from a monetary market account to the capital fund, sparking a debate over financial prudence and future planning.

Old Bridge Township Council Faces Concerns Over Redevelopment and Noise Complaints

Overview: At the recent Old Bridge Township Council meeting, the council grappled with community issues, including a proposed redevelopment plan for the Crossroads area and ongoing noise complaints from residents. These topics took center stage as council members engaged with residents and each other to address pressing local concerns.

Superintendent David Cittadino’s Contract Sparks Heated Debate at Old Bridge School Board Meeting

Overview: The Old Bridge School Board meeting was dominated by impassioned discussions surrounding Superintendent David Cittadino’s proposed contract extension. Community members were sharply divided, with some praising his leadership and others criticizing his tenure. The board also addressed financial challenges and ongoing educational initiatives.

Old Bridge Zoning Board Denies Amendment for Car Dealership, Approves New Residential Structure

Overview: The Old Bridge Township Zoning Board meeting on March 6, 2025, was highlighted by the denial of a significant variance amendment for Interbel Automotive, which sought to modify its existing D variance to accommodate a car dealership license. Additionally, the board approved a new residential structure on Shoreland Circle, granting several necessary variances due to the unique characteristics of the property.