Little Falls News Items (2/12/26)
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Video: Little Falls, NJ Township Council Workshop Meeting Monday February 9 2026
Mayor Damiano’s State of the Township Message begins at the 2:50 minute mark
Little Falls Mayor Outlines 2025 Achievements and 2026 Priorities in State of the Township Address
Calendar of Events - Event List
A new report found that New Jersey has the second-highest income range for its upper middle class.
Residents in the Garden State need a household income of at least $162,235 to be considered near the top of the class, according to a study published Feb. 10 by financial technology company MoneyLion. New Jersey trails only Massachusetts, which has a minimum income of $163,066 for upper-middle-class members.
Urge N.Y.C. Mayor Mamdani to release the 9/11 documents on Air Quality
PUBLIC HEARING ANNOUNCEMENT TOWNSHIP OF LITTLE FALLS NJ GREEN ACRES – PARK DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION (2/23/26)
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Education: As tuition rises at New Jersey public colleges and universities, one state senator wants to force them to freeze those rates for four years. Sen. Shirley Turner said her bill, which she’s introduced repeatedly without success in the past, is aimed at preventing New Jerseyans from fleeing to other, cheaper states post-high school. “We lose so many of our best and brightest students to other states and other colleges, and once they leave, they don’t come back,” she said.
NJ lawmaker wants to cap rising tuition costs • New Jersey Monitor
Dana DiFilippo
Sen. Shirley Turner wants colleges to freeze undergraduate tuition for the four years it takes a student to get ...
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Education: As tuition rises at New Jersey public colleges and universities, one state senator wants to force them to freeze those rates for four years. Sen. Shirley Turner said her bill, which she’s introduced repeatedly without success in the past, is aimed at preventing New Jerseyans from fleeing to other, cheaper states post-high school. “We lose so many of our best and brightest students to other states and other colleges, and once they leave, they don’t come back,” she said.
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