A second Vermella apartment building, called Phase II in township records, was approved in 2024 but hasn't been built. It is separate from the District Walk townhomes and from Legacy Place on Tices Lane. Here's what was approved, and when it's scheduled.

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The proposed redevelopment plan also allows four-story, 55-foot residential...

A proposed change in the September 10 Board of...

The Board of Education approved a change that lets principals decide at the outset whether a report meets the legal definition of harassment, intimidation or bullying. Before the vote, the district publicly explained its reasons, and board member Louis Figueroa asked what the change would mean for principals and students.

Four days after Eyes on EB asked what happened to the district's redistricting discussion, the subject returned to the Board of Education's table. Residents heard a detailed account of the complications and a tentative path to September 2027. They did not see a map, a cost estimate or any completed work product.

East Brunswick played twelve varsity contests in three days. Girls tennis went 3-0 to reach 5-0, field hockey won 1-0 for its third straight shutout, gymnastics opened its season with a win at Piscataway, and goalkeepers Caylin Docherty and Rosario Volino each made twelve saves. Every East Brunswick varsity sport, September 6 through 12, 2026.

At Vermella on Route 18, 219 townhomes are being sold with a 30-year PILOT attached. Here is how the tax structure works, who pays it, what the schools receive, and how unusual it is in New Jersey.

East Brunswick’s municipal television station has been filming the town since the 1970s. Its public archive now holds more than 6,000 videos — including 1,855 episodes of This Week in East Brunswick, an exercise show called Look Great, Feel Great!, and silent aerial footage of Route 18 from around 1982. And it is still covering council meetings, high school sports and community events today.

East Brunswick held Town Council candidate forums for decades — at the public library, in the council chambers, on EBTV. The last one was in 2022. There was none during the 2024 municipal election, and none is currently scheduled for the November 2026 council race. The Board of Education’s Meet the Candidates Night, meanwhile, is set for September 30. There is still time to organize something for the council candidates. Why not?