During the Edison Council meeting, a proposed salary increase was tabled, rejected restoring six-minute public comment periods, narrowly approved a military pay ordinance, and adopted a $6.25M bond at its Feb. 25 meeting.
The Rahway Library Board met virtually Feb. 24 following the blizzard. Director Ian Sloat announced new furniture, Friends unveiled a Shamrock fundraiser and Rahway Monopoly-style board project, and trustees reviewed finances and policies.
The Rahway Public Library Board of Trustees approved new policies governing how books are selected and how residents can formally challenge materials, bringing the library in line with state law.
Toms River High School North students organized a peaceful ICE rally featuring music, speeches, a powerful detention story, and no walkout.
Blizzard warnings have been lifted, but snowfall totals topping two feet, school closures, delayed government openings, and altered trash schedules continue to shape recovery efforts across Central Jersey.
Schools closed and NJ Transit rail changes after the blizzard. See Tuesday service disruptions across Edison, Linden, Rahway, Woodbridge and more.
Blizzard warning statewide. Snow routes activated, vehicle deadlines enforced, trash canceled across Rahway, Edison, Woodbridge and surrounding towns.
Student achievements, routine board approvals, and debate over parental rights and equity policies marked the Woodbridge Board of Education’s Feb. 19 meeting.
New Brunswick leaders removed a data center from the Jersey-Sandford redevelopment plan as energy costs and electricity demand rise across Central Jersey.
Woodbridge Township Council members confirmed Casey Wagner will become the new township business administrator following Vito Cimilluca’s retirement.