A $420,000 request for cold storage and a food locker in Bridgewater is included in House funding bills.
Wheatsworth Properties Urban Renewal, LLC, has filed an appeal to the New Jersey Department of Transportation's decision.
SCLSNJ said it will leave the aging Somerville branch building but plans to keep library services in the borough.
Officials said the purchase must move quickly so equipment can be ordered, programmed and ready before January.
The board approved the Route 202 application after testimony that losing water tank antennas could create a gap in service.
Council members said they are researching data centers as residents ask about power, water and noise impacts.
Residents urged Bridgewater's Zoning Board to deny the Route 22 and Route 28 self-storage application replacing Melick's Farm Stand.
Former NBA guard Eric Murdock thanked officials for moving forward on the renovation at the park named for his uncles.
Viscofan USA, which manufactures casings for most hot dogs sold in the U.S., will expand its Southside Avenue plant by 16,000 square feet.
Radio communications, road repaving and neighborhood drainage top the list of final votes.
Viscofan USA and a Primrose Lane subdivision request head the agenda.
The ordinance would fund emergency radio equipment for Bridgewater agencies and set a public hearing next month.
Council members discussed easing zoning limits on some indoor recreation businesses while keeping limits near homes.
County leaders said the AAA rating reflects strong financial management and a stable local economy.
A petition asked township officials to study whether new stop signs are needed at two "high-risk" intersections.
Kean said he is back in Congress with his doctors' support after a months-long absence tied to a health issue.
Raritan Planning Board members cited discomfort over a separate lawsuit filed by IAAT over a previous billboard application denial.
Board members discussed infrastructure, noise and emergency preparedness before backing a recommendation to council.
Alex Dzyak filed the lawsuit in Somerset County Superior Court, claiming the Township violated the New Jersey Law Against Discrimination.
Church leaders said most activity would be on Sunday mornings at the former office building site.
Residents have launched a petition seeking to improve safety in their neighborhood.
IAAT Services LLC seeks site plan approval and multiple variances for a double-sided digital billboard in Raritan.
A New Jersey judicial conduct panel said a municipal judge threatened students and raised immigration status in truancy cases.
The first-reading bylaw would limit how board members use devices, outside communications and AI during public meetings.
Wheatsworth Properties Urban Renewal LLC seeks to split the lot next to Time to Eat Diner to build affordable housing.
Council members also discussed site access, internal crosswalks and traffic flow tied to the approved project.
The 360 Milltown Road proposal seeks use and bulk variances for a four-story, 85,000-square-foot facility.
The Bridgewater Zoning Board approved Garden Oaks' plan to replace older buildings and add upgrades at its long-running Route 22 property.
Officials said the program is meant to help stormwater management and spread plantings across all six township areas.
After residents raised concerns about speeding, Bridgewater said the NJDOT approved stop signs at the Route 22 East exit.
Two Republicans and two Democrats filed to run in the uncontested 2026 Primary Election for the Somerset County Commissioner.
One Republican and four Democrats filed to run in the contested 2026 Primary Election for the 7th Congressional District.
Residents can bring electronics, tires, scrap metal and other accepted recyclables to two county sites from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.
A 13-member student advisory group is working with township leaders while taking on local community projects.
The primary election is Tuesday, June 2. See who is on the ballot and where to vote.
The restaurant at 705 Route 202 is proposing to demolish a church on a neighboring property to add a 100-seat banquet hall and 30-seat bar.
Democrat Brian Varela shares why he is running for election in the 7th Congressional District in 2026.
Democrat Rebecca Bennett shares why she is running for election in the 7th Congressional District in 2026.
Two Raritan residents say the borough acted unlawfully in adopting a redevelopment plan for 77 Thompson St.