Cranbury Township Grapples with Immigration Trust Act and Affordable Housing Challenges

Overview: The Cranbury Township Committee meeting held discussions, primarily focusing on the Immigrant Trust Act, affordable housing plans, and local infrastructure concerns. Residents and committee members engaged deeply with these topics.

East Windsor School Board Analyzes State Assessment Changes and Student Performance

Overview: The East Windsor School Board meeting primarily focused on student performance in recent state assessments and the upcoming changes to the testing format. Discussions revealed concerns about math and English scores, particularly in algebra and geometry, and the board explored strategies for improvement. A notable change in the New Jersey Student Learning Assessment (NJSLA) format was also announced, with a shift to an adaptive testing style beginning next spring.

Amazon Facility Expansion Sparks Traffic and Parking Concerns in Cranbury Township

Overview: The Cranbury Township Committee meeting focused on a proposed development plan to modify an Amazon fulfillment center, with discussions centering on traffic flow, parking configurations, and operational logistics. Key considerations included accommodating Amazon’s truck standards, addressing trailer parking issues, and ensuring safety and efficiency in both employee and truck movements.

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.