Woodbridge Advances Keasbey Fire District Dissolution Plan
Woodbridge advanced its plan to dissolve Keasbey Fire District Number Four, again, after a faulty public notice forced a restart.
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Woodbridge Restarts Keasbey Fire District Dissolution Process
Woodbridge is redoing two months of work on the plan to dissolve Keasbey Fire District Number Four after a meeting notice error. A new vote looms on August 12.
Woodbridge School Board Approves $19.5 Million in Outside Placements
The Woodbridge Township Board of Education approved out-of-district placements for over 200 students with disabilities, a $737,000 districtwide security upgrade, and new phonics-based reading materials at its July meeting.
Woodbridge Approves Sunrise Village Agreement With YMCA
Woodbridge approved its agreement with the Raritan Bay Area YMCA for Sunrise Village Tuesday night, along with new traffic ordinances and storm recovery updates.
UPDATE: Power Outages Linger in Rahway, Linden as Heat Wave Finally Breaks
Some homes in Rahway and Linden remain without power four days after last week’s storm, even as the region’s record heat wave gives way to flooding rain.
Storms Knock Out Power in Central Jersey, Heat Emergency Continues
A severe storm knocked out power across Rahway, Edison, and Woodbridge Friday night, disrupting NJ Transit as New Jersey’s most dangerous heat wave in over a decade continues.
NOH8 Campaign Brings Pride Photo Shoot to Fords
The NOH8 Campaign stopped in Fords on Sunday as part of its national Pride season tour, bringing its signature photo shoot to Central Jersey amid rising hate crimes and a pivotal election year.
Woodbridge Swears In 5 New Officers, Honors Life-Saving Team
Five new officers joined the Woodbridge police force Tuesday. The council also accepted a $1M climate grant, approved a new park for Fords, and walked back a property acquisition.
Woodbridge School Board Rejects All Bids for Elementary Reading Program
The district will have to start over on a contract for outside help in improving reading instruction. State data show that Woodbridge students are reading below the statewide average.
Woodbridge School Board Approves Plans for New Hopelawn Elementary School
The Woodbridge Township Board of Education voted Thursday to submit plans for a new K-5 school in Hopelawn to the state for review. Mayor McCormac says the project will be funded by PILOT revenue, not property taxes, with a target opening of September 2028.