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Livingston’s Board of Education approved the 2023-24 school district budget during its Tuesday, April 25, meeting.

During the Monday, April 24, Township Council meeting the municipal budget was introduced. Additionally, a public hearing was held about the Business Improvement District’s budget, and one ordinance and several resolutions were passed.

Livingston Public Schools (LPS) announced that Thomas Lambe has been selected as the next school business administrator and board secretary for the district. Lambe’s employment will begin on July 1.

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Who tells the pigeon that he can’t drive the bus? None other than Meg Foley, a 2013 graduate of Livingston High School, who will play the bus driver in the Growing Stage’s production of “Don’t Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus: The Musical.”

Members of Livingston’s Board of Education continued discussions of the 2024-25 academic calendar and 2023-24 budget during its Tuesday, April 18, meeting.

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The Livingston Planning Board, at its Tuesday, April 18 meeting, pushed back votes for the preliminary and final site plan applications submitted by Om Divya Realty LLC at 212,214, and 222 North Livingston Avenue, andMountPleasantPartners LLC at 389-405 East Mount Pleasant Avenue. The Board will reconvene to hear testimony from Om Divya Realty on June 6 and vote on Mount Pleasant Partners’ plan May 16, respectively.

At the National History Bee New Jersey spring regional finals on Saturday, April 15, at Ridgewood High School, Heritage Middle School seventh grader Hadrian Zheng won first place.

The Livingston Board of Education, at its meeting Tuesday evening, April 18, announced appointments, resignations, and retirements.