Culture wars drove school board voters to polls but results mixed
Which side prevailed in the polarized school board races — was it the anti-woke, parental rights candidates, or the moderates and progressives?
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Which side prevailed in the polarized school board races — was it the anti-woke, parental rights candidates, or the moderates and progressives?
Seven candidates, including three incumbents, are competing against four challengers, with sex-ed and school safety among the issues.
One candidate said she was running to protest new sex-ed standards. Another lamented the politicization of school debates. The election is Nov. 8.
After two years of COVID cancellations, the popular Parsippany Fall Festival street drew thousands of visitors to downtown Lake Hiawatha Sunday.
After a tumultuous year marked by angry debates over school holidays, three incumbents chose not to run again.