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The Livingston Township Council passed two ordinances and introduced two ordinances, at its Monday, March 27, regular meeting. Several resolutions also passed, which included the approval of several contracts, waiving outstanding taxes for certain properties, and changing fees for certain events in town.

Glenn Turtletaub, the former longtime township clerk was honored by town officials and several former mayors during the Monday, March 27, Township Council meeting. A reception was also held for Turtletaub prior to the start of the meeting.

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Livingston High School was locked down for a portion of the day on Monday, March 20, based on a report of a potential weapon in the building.

Livingston’s Board of Education adopted a tentative draft budget for the 2023-24 academic year, which includes a total appropriation of $144,870,639. The budget is currently in the process of being sent to Essex County for further approval.

Livingston’s Board of Education met on Monday, March 20, to continue discussing the 2023-24 academic calendar.

The Livingston Planning Board, at its Tuesday, March 21 meeting, gave final review and approval to A&M Partnership’s 71 multi-family residential unit application for an unnumbered Eisenhower Parkway parcel.

Town Hall was a sea of green on Monday, March 13, as the Township Council honored the late Eric Rosenson, past-president of the Livingston Junior Lancer Lacrosse program. Rosenson died in December of 2022. Town Hall was filled with members of the Livingston Lacrosse community, who attended the start of the evening’s Council meeting to see Rosenson be recognized.

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