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The Lancer bowling team finished in second place with an 11-5 record in the Colonial Conference of the Super Essex Conference (SEC). Seton Hall Prep won the conference going undefeated at 16-0.

CHEERLEADERS WIN FOUR COMPETITIONS:

During the past week, Livingston Police officers responded to multiple reports of vehicles that had been burglarized.

The Livingston Public Library is adapting to changing user needs and societal shifts while maintaining core services, noted Amy Babcock, its director, as she shared insights on intellectual freedom, literacy and community engagement last weekduring a Zoom presentation with the Livingston League of Women Voters (LWV).

This week marks the opening night of the Livingston High School Theater spring musical, “Cinderella.” Tickets are still on sale at lhstheater.com and performances will be held at 7 p.m. on March 7, 8, and 9, as well as a 2 p.m. matinee on March 9.

On February 29, Police Officer Joe Wnek retired from the Livingston Police Department after 27 years of service.

Community Shares Thoughts on the Conflict

At the end of the Monday, February 26, Township Council meeting, members discussed A-4, a state Assembly bill that recently passed and will affect the town’s fiiture affordable housing plans.

The Livingston Zoning Board, at its Tuesday, February 27, meeting, reheard cases for Gary and Darice Tufaro at 89 East McClellan Avenue, Abhishek Gangwal at 6 Hazelwood Avenue, and Ajith Kumar Bodepudi at 17 Maplewood Drive. Ultimately, the Board approved the Tufaros’ and Bodepudi’sproposals alongwithone other application, while delaying votes on Gangwal’s case andanother case to March 26.

The Livingston High School girls’ varsity basketball team ended its 2023-24 season with an excellent performance in the State Tournament.

WATER MAIN CONSTRUCTION: On Thursday

The Livingston Board of Education heard a presentation on the 2024-25 budget at its meeting Tuesday night.