Claremont Avenue residents took to public comments at the June 17 Township Committee meeting seeking remedies from the impacts of the ‘American Classic’ production — and from a home that is frequently rented for productions.

Construction delays in the fall and winter and inclement weather throughout the project have led to the late opening, according to the update.

Senior Class President Audrey Noguera: “Letting go means trusting what we’ve learned here at CHS — the real stuff. How to advocate for ourselves, how to find joy in chaos, how to move forward without having everything figured out.”

The township is seeking to move forward on a playground at Maplecrest Park with components that address physical, cognitive, social, sensory, emotional and other needs.

“This stuff has to stop and there’s got to be somebody down in Washington in the House and Senate that is going to speak up,” said De Luca.

At a Town Hall with Academy Heights neighbors, the Village agreed to move forward with striping Academy Street in an effort to reduce speeding and increase pedestrian safety.