Nicholas Mistretta At its March 24 meeting, the Montgomery Township Board of Education received the district’s tentative 2026-27 budget presentation from Superintendent Mary McLoughlin and Business Administrator Andrew Italiano, who described the proposal as an effort to preserve current instructional standards while…
Nicholas Mistretta Montgomery Township, N.J. — The Montgomery Township Planning Board held a lengthy and substantive meeting on March 9, advancing a key affordable housing initiative while also reviewing signage and site plan details for the long-anticipated Montgomery Promenade development. Affordable…
Nicholas Mistretta MONTGOMERY TOWNSHIP — Montgomery Township officials on March 5 publicly outlined an early-stage effort to acquire and preserve approximately 395 acres of state-owned land off Burnt Hill Road, property that once formed part of the larger North Princeton Developmental Center (NPDC) and that township…
Headline News Montgomery Staff As Montgomery enters another election season, Headline News Montgomery wants to clearly state its editorial policy regarding political candidates, campaigns and election coverage. Headline News Montgomery does not endorse candidates for public office. We also do not accept advertising dollars…
Karen Tuveson | Contributing Columnist CREATIVE INFRASTRUCTURE: RETHINKING COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT (PART 3) Part 3 of a look at how creative infrastructure strengthens local economies, supports public health, and activates underutilized space. Building Forward Earlier parts of this series outlined a clear…
Nicholas Mistretta Board adopts spending plan with 6.37% tax levy increase after presentation by Business Administrator Andrew Italiano, public comment and extended discussion over healthcare, enrollment and staffing transparency The Montgomery Township Board of Education approved the district’s 2026-27 budget…









Montgomery Board of Education Hears District Updates, Committee Reports and Public Comment at April 28 Meeting
Nicholas Mistretta The Montgomery Township Board of Education received a series of district updates, committee reports and public comments during its April 28 meeting, with discussion ranging from student achievements and school programming to technology use, facility rentals and community…