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.

East Rutherford School Board Grapples with Facility Use Amid Rise in Enrollment

Overview: The East Rutherford School Board, in a recent meeting, delved into issues of facility usage by external entities, highlighting a tug-of-war between a private company, known as “full threat”, and the local recreation department. The debate, intertwined with the news of a significant uptick in student enrollment and recognition of dedicated service members, underscores the district’s endeavor to balance community interests with its growing student body.

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.

East Rutherford Council Advances Affordable Housing and Approves Environmental Remediation

Overview: In a recent meeting, the East Rutherford Borough Council addressed the adoption of an amended Affordable Housing Spending Plan and the awarding of a contract for environmental remediation at 10 Lois Lane. The council emphasized the importance of an affirmative marketing plan, aiming to ensure fair access to affordable housing units and targeting those potentially eligible persons who are least likely to apply. The marketing strategy involves extensive advertising and community engagement, with applications available at several locations within the Borough. Developers of low- and moderate-income housing units are required to assist in marketing, and the Borough will analyze applicants’ income, household size, and credit history to determine eligibility.