Jackson, NJ

PDF of print edition Jackson Seniors Give Back To Schools To The Tune Of $20,000 By Lauren Puglisi       At the start of Tuesday's board of education meeting, members of the Jackson Educational Foundation were pleasantly surprised when they received a check for $20,000 from their fellow residents. More ... Taxes Will Remain Stable Under 2008 Budget By Lauren Puglisi       Mayor Mark Seda introduced the 2008 budget to the council and the public earlier this week. And for the second year in a row, Seda is putting forth a budget with no tax rate increase. The draft budget is set at $41.5 million, which is up from last year's $38.9 million budget. More ... Candidates United On Gypsy Moth Prevention, But Slates Split On The Details By Lauren Puglisi       When the council voted not to participate in the state's gypsy moth suppression spraying program last year, controversy flared amongst concerned residents and homeowners impacted by the ensuing gypsy moth infestation. Today, the topic of gypsy moths in Jackson Township remains an ongoing debate. More ... When It Comes To Taxes, Candidates Have Starkly Different Views By Lauren Puglisi       When it comes to creating a budget that will help to lower taxes for residents, each of the six candidates vying for the three available spots on the Jackson Township Council have different views. Key to the debate between the two slates is how taxes have been handled by administrations both past... More ... Showing Mom You Love Her Is More Than Just One Day By Keith Hagarty       It's that time of the year when moms across America, the world and even right here in our own backyard gear up for that one special day where they alone are the pampered, honored star: Mother's Day. As May 11 approaches, mother of four, Claire Moyer, already senses something's brewing in her hous... More ...