Maplewood Township Committee

With New Jersey having the third largest Muslim population in the country, the Township acknowledged the contributions of Muslim Americans with it’s proclamation.

Despite her retirement from the Coalition on Race, Rowe signaled that her work — and that of the community — was not finished: “We’re gonna lean in and we’re going to make this community and this nation all that it should be.”

The Township Committee’s reorganization meeting also featured performances and the involvement of residents, celebrating the Township’s 2024 accomplishments while looking ahead to the coming year.

Cripe thanked voters who “entrusted me with this role…I never in a million years thought a kid from Daytona Beach would have been doing things here in Maplewood, but you gave me a chance, and I appreciate the support, the criticism, the calls to to do the right thing, the challenges that have come with being in this role.”

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Costs for restoring the former Woman’s Club could be offset with New Jersey historic preservation grants.

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Winokur, who turns 100 today, still lives in the same home in Maplewood she moved to 71 years ago — and has “loved every minute of being here.”

“We don’t want to impose more fees on our residents, but the world is changing. Climate change is happening, infrastructure is aging, and we need to be able to keep our residents safe.” — TC member Deborah Engel