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FOOTBALL SCRIMMAGES: The Livingston High

The Township Council passed the 2024 amended municipal budget at its August 26 meeting.

Livingston police are investigating an incident of theft from a mailbox and two incidents of shoplifting.

The Livingston Zoning Board, at its Tuesday, August 27 meeting, approved Dominic Solazzo’s variance request to build a deck at 26 Byron Place. The Board also heard three more applications, approving two and carrying a vote on the third to October 22. Additionally, a fifth application to build a single-family residence at 35 Sycamore Avenue was pushed back to September 24, the planner had been unable to attend Tuesday’s meeting.

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The Livingston Township Council, at its meeting on Monday evening, August 26, introduced one new ordinance and passed six previously introduced ordinances on final hearing. Three of the passed ordinances were bond ordinances.

Off To College

Last week’s editorial about lanternflies mentioned using sticky paper or backwards duct tape around infested trees to help mitigate the problem.

Aman admitted transporting a stolen Livingston school bus across state lines, U.S. Attorney Philip Sellinger announced last week.

The special meeting of the Livingston Planning Board that had been scheduled for Tuesday, August 20, was canceled hours before it was set to take place.

Livingston Town Hall and all township offices will be closed on Monday, September 2, 2024 for Labor Day. All offices will reopen during regular business hours on Tuesday, September 3.