Applegarth Elementary News Today

The earmarks to Monroe Township include $2.5 million for ongoing open space acquisition.

Voters decided on more than $520 million in new spending with the state picking up 40% of the construction costs in 11 referendums Tuesday.

Monroe voters rejected a schools project for a third time, while voters in Woodbridge signed off on a revised school plan they had already approved.

Eleven New Jersey school districts are voting on ballot questions for new spending totaling $520 million in a special election on Tuesday.

Monroe voters will go to the polls March 14 to decide on a $104 million referendum that would fund renovation, refurbishment and safety projects.