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Three Livingston High School students – Sophia Levitt, Heainz Majoj, and Joey Shi – will attend the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, Representative Mikie Sherrill, (NJ-11) announced.

Livingston’s Zoning Board reviewed and approved two proposed variance applications and adjourned one during its Tuesday, June 27 meeting. The Board also continued discussing two applications, one from April 25 and another from May 23. Both passed.

The Livingston Township Council, at its Monday evening meeting, approved a number of resolutions and ordinances. Included in these were the approval of its first major PFAS remediation contract and regulations to ensure new buildings in town are constructed in a more environmentally-friendly manner. The Council also heard a presentation from the Arts Council ofLivingston, during which president Barbara Sax suggested that the former municipal court building located on the Oval could be the next home of the ACL Gallery.

LifeTown’s zero entry, accessible pool was unveiled in May, at the 2023 Friendship Circle Banquet.

Livingston Police officers recovered a BMW that was stolen after it had been left unlocked with the key fobs inside of it.

A Pride banner that is hanging at the corner of South Livingston Avenue and Northfield Road during June’s Pride month was slashed on two separate occasions last week.

LIVINGSTON HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 2023 GRADUATES

The Livingston High School valedictorian, Jeffrey Xu, and salutatorian, Kathleen Zhang, were both honored and spoke during the Monday, June 26, Township Council meeting.