BHPSNJ Provides Updated School Level Budget
Sort of. After months of OPRA requests, multiple files, and a lot of back and forth, we finally have something...
Berkeley Heights Administration Stuffs Referendum, Contracts, and Big Decisions Into One Quiet Meeting — Again
John’s Notes on the 06/26/2025 BHPSNJ BOE Agenda Editor’s Note: An earlier version of this article indicated that the BA...
This Week at NJ21st- School Rankings, Primary Votes, Sewage Deal & Budget Panic
From Little’s to Middle’s – This week we published a detailed analysis of school rankings, including some troubling trends in...
Breaking Down Middlesex County’s 2025 Primary Vote: Method, Party, and Municipality Trends
Based on Data from Middlesex County Board of Elections- June 20, 2025 Middlesex County Democrats far outnumber Republicans on registration...
Breaking Down Morris County’s 2025 Primary Vote: Method, Party, and Municipality Trends
The information below is based data obtained from the Morris County Board of Elections (6/13/2025) 54,703 ballots were cast across...
Berkeley Heights Sewer Sale – Everything We Know So Far
The Township of Berkeley Heights is moving forward with a plan to sell its entire public sewer system to a...
Breaking Down Somerset County’s 2025 Primary Vote: Method, Party, and Municipality Trends
Based on Data Obtained from Somerset County Board of Elections (6/19/2025-Unofficial Report) Overall Turnout Somerset County voters cast 54,207 ballots....
Berkeley Heights Public School Budget Data Still Withheld, Police Invoices Missing
Last week, I published No Names, No Budgets: Transparency Continues to Erode Under Feltre, documenting how Berkeley Heights Public Schools...
Breaking Down Union County’s 2025 Primary Vote: Method, Party, and Municipality Trends
John Migueis The following data is based on data received from the Union County Board of Elections and represent Unofficial...
This Week at NJ21st – Familiar Fights, Familiar Firms and India Tops the Charts
Berkeley Heights Keeps Getting Darker This week, we take a closer look at how both branches of local government continue...
