Asbury Park School Board Addresses Bullying, Safety Concerns, and Staff Turnover

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Asbury Park School Board, issues such as bullying, safety concerns, staff turnover, and athletic eligibility were addressed. The board also recognized the contributions of individuals within the district, including the outgoing board president, Carritta Cook.

Asbury Park Zoning Board Approves Revised Plan for Grand Avenue Property

Overview: The Asbury Park Zoning Board recently greenlit the updated architectural plan for a property on Grand Avenue, marking a step towards the development of the property. The approved plan, which involves substantial changes from the original, was praised by board members for its compatibility with the home’s existing architecture and the neighborhood’s character.

Asbury Park Planning Board Approves Redevelopment and Infrastructure Projects

Overview: The Asbury Park Planning Board recently held a meeting to deliberate on community development projects, including the installation of a transformer on Bangs Avenue and the redevelopment of a former tire and gas station site. The board also reviewed an application for Monroe Avenue, which ultimately received approval. The planning board emphasized the importance of these projects in meeting the city’s housing needs, while ensuring adherence to regulations and community standards.

Asbury Park City Council Appoints New City Manager Amidst Public Concerns

Overview: In its recent meeting, the Asbury Park City Council appointed Lillian L. Nazaro as the new city manager, making her the successor to Donna M. Vio who is set to retire at the end of the year. Nazaro, an attorney with two decades of government administrative experience, was selected from a pool of 36 candidates in a rigorous process conducted by Jersey Professional Management.

Tinton Falls Borough Council Honors Local Sports Champs, Addresses Landfill Odor Concerns

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Tinton Falls Borough Council, the most notable event was the recognition of local youth football and cheerleading teams’ achievements. The council also addressed ongoing landfill odor complaints and discussed progress on various capital projects.