June 2022 Newsletter

We Don’t Need No Stinking Meeting Despite the video blackout of the May 6, 2025 Town Council meeting — where the Council voted to begin the sale of our sewage plant, passed the municipal budget, and approved millions in new spending — we’re unpacking everything they passed. This week, our coverage focused squarely on the sewage plant. Our first article...

Quack Quack. In one of the most significant meetings since the school reconfiguration battle the Berkeley Heights Town Council voted on whether to let voters decide the fate of the town’s sewage plant, adopted the municipal budget, and approved millions in new spending. Or did they? There’s no recording of the meeting. Once again, residents are left to rely on...

Berkeley Heights residents, brace yourselves for another PR-style referendum campaign—this time, it’s the possible sale of our municipal sewage plant. Shauna unpacks what this means for the community and why residents must fact-check everything coming from the Mayor and Council. Following last week’s SAT piece, our local educator returns with a 7-District ACT comparison. While the results remain underwhelming across...