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.

Bergen Vocational School Board Highlights Wellness Initiatives, Student Achievements, and Community Collaborations

Overview: At the recent Regular Public Meeting of the Bergen Vocational School Board, held on August 30, 2023, an array of district highlights were showcased, with special emphasis on the “Navigating Success Through Wellness” initiative and several significant student and district accolades.

County Board Approves Funds for Emergency Repairs at Bergen County Justice Center

Overview: In a recent convergence of the Bergen County Board of Commissioners, a myriad of pressing issues and community proposals were brought to the fore, with the emergency condition at the Bergen County Justice Center emerging as the focal point of discussions.

Tenafly Council Tackles Stormwater Woes and Community Concerns in Pivotal Meeting

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Tenafly Borough Council, stormwater management took center stage. Mayor Mark Zinna underscored the urgency, noting that water is “falling faster and harder in shorter periods of time,” necessitating immediate and comprehensive solutions. The council is actively mapping the storm system, treating rainstorm notifications similarly to snowstorms, and exploring potential solutions such as cleaning out streams and utilizing the state’s Blue Acres fund.

Tenafly School Board Advances $2M Flood Mitigation Project

Overview: In a recent session, the Tenafly School Board grappled with pressing infrastructural issues and the poignant remembrances of lives lost during the September 11 attacks. Topping the priority list was the contentious topic of a vital $2 million flood mitigation project at the Smith School, which experienced exacerbated flooding issues during recent storms, including Hurricane Ida. The board is considering boosting the forthcoming referendum amount by $2 million to facilitate the project, aiming for state approval ahead of the decisive March 12, 2024 vote.