Cranbury Township Committee Addresses Traffic Safety, Affordable Housing, and Community Concerns

Overview: The Cranbury Township Committee meeting on August 25th, 2025, covered a range of issues, including traffic safety improvements, the ongoing affordable housing debate, and various community concerns. Key outcomes included plans for increased signage in the Four Seasons neighborhood, discussions on the preservation of local heritage sites amid development concerns, and initiatives aimed at improving pedestrian and cyclist safety in the township.

Princeton School Board Discusses Testing Results and Plans for Improved Student Support

Overview: The Princeton School Board meeting centered on the results of various student assessments, plans to address achievement gaps, and the need for improved instructional strategies. Key discussions included the performance in the New Jersey Graduation Proficiency Assessment (NJGPA), the ACCESS test for English language learners, and the Dynamic Learning Maps (DLM) for students with significant disabilities.

Cranbury Historic Preservation Commission Faces Challenges Balancing Historic Preservation with Affordable Housing Needs

Overview: The Cranbury Historic Preservation Commission’s recent meeting on August 19, 2025, grappled with the complex intersection of historic preservation and affordable housing development. At the heart of the discussion were the historic sites at 1234 and South River Road, where the commission expressed concerns about potential development plans that might compromise the historical integrity of these areas.

Cranbury Township Tackles Trail Maintenance, Road Safety, and Local Business Challenges

Overview: The Cranbury Township Committee meeting addressed a range of community issues, including trail maintenance, road safety enhancements, and concerns surrounding local business developments. The meeting also saw discussions on public engagement in future projects and updates on recent events like National Night Out.

Cranbury Zoning Board Grapples with Valvoline Property Violations and Resident Concerns

Overview: The Cranbury Zoning Board meeting focused on the Valvoline property on Route 130, owned by Metal Brook Realty LLC, addressing zoning violations related to unapproved modifications, resident complaints about landscaping buffers, and broader implications for community standards.