Cedar Creek Students Innovate with Biofuel Project at Greater Egg Harbor School Board Meeting

Overview: The Greater Egg Harbor School Board meeting showcased significant achievements, both in environmental innovation and educational excellence. Cedar Creek High School students were lauded for their biofuel project, which aims to address food waste and environmental concerns. Meanwhile, staff members were recognized for their contributions, and the district’s financial audit revealed a robust fiscal health.

Atlantic County Confronts State in Casino PILOT Lawsuit, Advocates for Fair Taxation

Overview: The recent meeting of the Atlantic County Board of Commissioners was dominated by discussions on ongoing legal battles with the state over casino tax agreements, community recognition, and plans for economic development. County Executive Dennis Levinson highlighted frustrations with the state’s repeated appeals in the Casino PILOT (Payment In Lieu Of Taxes) lawsuit, emphasized the need for fair property tax assessments, and detailed ongoing and future projects aimed at diversifying the county’s economy.

Atlantic County Board of Commissioners Welcomes New Leadership Amid Budget Concerns and Tributes

Overview: The Atlantic County Board of Commissioners convened for its 2025 reorganization meeting, marking the swearing-in of newly elected officials, the election of a new chairperson, and discussions on the county’s financial outlook. The session also included tributes to former commissioners and discussions on enhancing community engagement.

Greater Egg Harbor School Board Approves New President and Vice President Amid Busy Agenda

Overview: The Greater Egg Harbor School Board convened recently, where the election of new board officers took center stage. Carol Houck was unanimously elected as the new board president, while Marge Gunther was selected as vice president. The meeting also highlighted updates on school facilities, community involvement, and upcoming events, alongside routine board business.

Atlantic County Commissioners Recognize Retiring Members and Address Odor Complaints in Lengthy Session

Overview: The Atlantic County Board of Commissioners meeting was marked by the recognition of long-serving members and discussions on issues such as local odor complaints and budget allocations. Key highlights included the honoring of Commissioner Frank X. Ballas for his extensive career in public service, acknowledgment of Rick Andrean’s contributions as legislative counsel, and discussions about the Atlantic County Utilities Authority’s operations and budget.