Tag: Marlboro
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Marlboro taking action to station retired officers at schools
MARLBORO – The Marlboro Police Department is accepting applications for the position of Class III special officer and the individuals hired for the position will be assigned to work at the township’s public schools. Class III special officers are retired law enforcement officers who are hired by a police department and are authorized to carry…
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Board will hear proposal for Zinburger restaurant
MARLBORO – An application will be heard by the Marlboro Planning Board that proposes to raze the TGI Fridays restaurant at Route 9 north and Union Hill Road and replace it with a Zinburger Wine and Burger Bar restaurant. The application is scheduled to be heard at 7:30 p.m. March 7 at Marlboro Town Hall,…
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Water utility upgrades included in host of Marlboro ordinances
MARLBORO – Members of the Marlboro Township Council adopted ordinances at their meeting on Feb. 15 that will provide funding for improvements in the community. No one from the public commented on any of the ordinances, which were all adopted in unanimous votes by council President Randi Marder, Councilman Jeff Cantor, Councilman Michael Scalea, Councilman…
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Policies address student registration, school security position
MARLBORO – On Feb. 27, residents will be able to weigh in on proposed changes to the Marlboro K-8 School District’s policy regarding a student’s entrance age and transfers into the district. The Board of Education will meet that evening in the district’s administration building in the municipal complex. The revised policy states that “No…
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Marlboro’s Big Brook Park will hold Audubon Society walk
MARLBORO – The Monmouth County Audubon Society will sponsor an evening field trip to Big Brook Park, Route 520, Marlboro, in search of American Woodcock at 5:30 p.m. March 10. Participation is free. The original 379-acre property that established Big Brook Park was formerly used as farmland for patients at the Marlboro State Psychiatric Hospital,…
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Gov. Murphy pushes ‘charitable’ tax payments during appearance in Marlboro
Gov. Phil Murphy visited Marlboro Town Hall on Feb. 9 to address potential legislation that could change the way property taxes are paid in the Garden State. Legislation proposed by Murphy, if passed in the state Assembly and Senate and signed into law by the governor, would allow taxpayers to make what are being described…
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Mayors join Gov. Murphy as he pushes for ‘charitable’ tax payments
A coalition of mayors from Monmouth County joined Gov. Phil Murphy as he addressed potential legislation that could change the way property taxes are paid in the Garden State. Legislation proposed by Murphy, if passed in the state Assembly and Senate and signed into law by the governor, would allow taxpayers to make what are…
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Marlboro student selected to head Model UN program
MARLBORO – David Buneta, a junior at Marlboro High School, will serve as secretary general of the YMCA Model United Nations program during 2018-19. The Model UN is part of the YMCA’s Civic Engagement program and its related Youth and Government program. The Model UN states that it is “building the global leaders of tomorrow,…
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Marlboro bonds will fund roster of capital improvements
MARLBORO – A public hearing will be held at 7 p.m. Feb. 15 at Marlboro Town Hall on bond ordinances that will fund capital improvements. Officials are planning to appropriate $7.86 million for capital projects that are expected to include road improvements, upgrades to outdoor recreation facilities, stabilization work and paving at the Willow Brook…
