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.

Cranbury Municipal Alliance Prioritizes Mental Health Initiatives and Red Ribbon Week Preparations

Overview: The Cranbury Municipal Alliance meeting on September 16, 2025, focused on advancing mental health initiatives at Princeton High School and preparations for Red Ribbon Week, while also reviewing community events and future plans. Discussions centered on the implementation of mental health classes for high school students, the success of National Night Out, and the Alliance’s contributions to local awareness events.

Cranbury Township Grapples with Infrastructure, Tree Canopy Goals, and Housing Concerns

Overview: The Cranbury Township Committee meeting covered various topics including infrastructure updates, tree canopy goals, and affordable housing concerns. The meeting revealed ongoing efforts to improve community facilities and address public safety while also tackling environmental goals and housing challenges.

East Windsor School Board Welcomes New Leadership, Faces Traffic Concerns

Overview: The East Windsor School Board meeting addressed topics including the introduction of new leadership at two schools, adjustments to transportation and safety procedures, the rollout of electric buses, and challenges with school traffic congestion. Student representatives also shared updates on school activities and new policies.