Cranbury Planning Board Considers Chicken Coop Regulations in Residential Zones

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Cranbury Planning Board engaged in a discussion about zoning regulations related to chicken coops in residential areas, primarily focusing on the Village and Business Commercial (VC) zones and the Village Historical Residential (VHR) zone. This conversation was driven by a resident’s concern over a zoning officer’s order to dismantle a chicken coop, raising questions about the clarity and enforcement of historical zoning amendments.

Cranbury Board of Health to Decide on Hosting Free Rabies Clinic by December 1st

Overview: In the October 6, 2025, meeting, the Cranbury Board of Health discussed the potential organization of a free rabies clinic for the town by December 1st. The board aims to replicate the success of last year’s event, tentatively scheduling the clinic for Saturday, January 24th, pending confirmation of availability from key participants, including a veterinarian and the animal control officer.

Princeton School Board Addresses Rising Absenteeism, Revolutionary War Events, and Cell Phone Policy

Overview: At a recent Princeton School Board meeting, members focused on addressing chronic absenteeism, engaging students in Revolutionary War commemorative activities, and considering a potential policy change on cell phone use in schools. The board also reviewed the district’s matriculation report and discussed the 2026-2027 school calendar.

East Windsor School Board Celebrates Students’ Achievements and Long-Serving Staff

Overview: The recent East Windsor School Board meeting focused on celebrating both student achievements in national programs and the long-term dedication of several staff members. The meeting also addressed upcoming presentations on student performance and discussed several policy updates and initiatives.

Cranbury Township Residents Voice Concerns Over Affordable Housing and Cell Service

Overview: During the recent Cranbury Township Committee meeting, residents expressed concerns about a proposed affordable housing project and persistent cell service issues, while committee members discussed community projects and initiatives.