Olivia Lewis Chang

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.

Proponents say the sale of the water utility is the best option to make costly infrastructure upgrades, retire debt, and manage rate increases while maintaining water quality. Opponents raise concerns about NJAW being a publicly traded company and loss of control.

For homeowners and developers, the 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.

From the South Orange Village Council and Maplewood Township Committee: Joint Statement on the…

Seton Hall University’s Division of Volunteer Efforts connects student volunteers with South Orange causes and events in need of support. Hundreds of students answer the call every year.

“I totally welcome public engagement and public participation, and the public has a right to vote,” said Councilmember Olivia Lewis-Chang.

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Nearly two dozen women who have served or currently serve in elected office representing…

“Not one, not two, not three — but four women are being inaugurated!” Thus…

The public event, to be held at Orange Lawn Tennis Club, will also acknowledge the service of former Trustees Donna Coallier & Steve Schnall.