Sayreville School Board Elects New President and Vice President

Overview: The Sayreville School Board held its reorganization meeting, where Eloy Fernandez, Allison Napolitano, and Eileen Pabon were sworn in as newly elected board members. In a development, Lucy Bloom was elected as the new president and Allison Napolitano was chosen as the vice president of the board.

Old Bridge Township Welcomes Mayor Debbie Walker and Council Members in Swearing-In Ceremony

Overview: In a recent Old Bridge Township Council meeting, Debbie Walker was officially sworn in as Mayor, succeeding Owen Henry who has transitioned to serve as a New Jersey senator for District 12. The ceremony also included the oath of office for council members, including Dr. Anita Greenberg-Belli and Mary Sohor, with Sohor being unanimously elected as council president and Greenberg-Belli as vice president. The council set the stage for unity and service in the year ahead, emphasizing continuity and progress for the community.

Sayreville Borough Council Swears in Officials and Sets Priorities for 2024

Overview: In a well-attended Sayreville Borough Council meeting on January 1st, 2024, newly elected officials were sworn in, and Mayor Victoria Kilpatrick outlined the key priorities for the upcoming year. The council also filled various board and committee positions and adopted the meeting schedule for the year, emphasizing the need for adjustments as the year progresses.

Sayreville School Board Discusses Budget, Infrastructure Projects, Policy Changes, and Community Concerns

Overview: The Sayreville School Board held a meeting to discuss the 2024-2025 budget, infrastructure projects, policy changes, and community concerns over a proposed bus depot. The session also featured the approval of new high school courses, a generous donation from Memorial Sloan Kettering Hospital, and the anticipated costs of a lawsuit against the borough.

Old Bridge Township Council Meeting Reviews Soccer Club Honors, Township Developments and Bids Farewell to Mayor Henry

Overview: The Old Bridge Township Council meeting held recently was marked by the recognition of a local soccer club, discussion on several key township developments, and farewells to Mayor Owen Henry. The council also deliberated on various ordinances and resolutions, while council members and public participants addressed a range of community issues.