The utility will provide a regular pool of funds for annual drainage improvements and be funded by residential and commercial properties, with fees ranging from $35-$175 annually based on the amount of impervious surface on a property.
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MaplewoodSchools / KidsSouth Orange
South Orange-Maplewood School District Sees Dip in 2 ‘QSAC’ Ratings, Seeks Appeal in 1 Area
Meanwhile, the State Board of Education approved changes earlier this year to how school quality is measured, placing a greater focus on student growth. Changes will go into effect in 2025.
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EnvironmentGovernmentSouth Orange
South Orange Achieves Sustainable Jersey Bronze Level Certification
The designation is awarded to municipalities that demonstrate leadership in environmental sustainability, energy efficiency, and green initiatives.
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MaplewoodSchools / KidsSouth Orange
South Orange-Maplewood School District Reaffirms Support for Transgender Students
The Board of Education reaffirmed the District’s “unwavering commitment to inclusivity and respect” and announced that an all-gender bathroom at Maplewood Middle is nearing completion.
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CommunityHolidayMaplewoodSponsored
Dickens Village, An Annual Maplewood Tradition, Opens Saturday, December 7
From Maplewood Village Alliance: With a chill in the air and decorations around town,…
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EnvironmentParks & RecreationSouth Orange
South Orange Strengthens Tree Ordinance to Ensure Lost Trees Are Replaced
To ensure a shady canopy of trees for generations to come, the South Orange ordinance spells out how many trees need to be planted to replace healthy trees that are removed, based on the size of the tree removed.
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Grant Huebner, Jack Barnett, Henry Donat, Max Coey, Timothy Van de North and Lukas Wurster earned the prestigious Eagle Scout Award, the highest rank in the Boy Scouts of America.
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MaplewoodReal EstateSchools / KidsSouth OrangeSponsored
Tandem Real Estate Group to Host 8th Annual Summer Camp Fair on Sunday, December 8
From Tandem Real Estate Group: As the weather starts to get colder, it’s time…
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“I’m excited! It’s game time!” said Mayor Sheena Collum, saying the move will promote voter engagement and turnout, save money, and pave the way for more ballot reform.