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The Township Council unanimously approved Eric J. Schubiger's appointment as the new township manager. This action concludes the search process for the township's next manager, replacing Greg Poff who is retiring. Knowing the leadership structure helps residents understand local governance moving forward.
New Jersey Hills Media Group · Oct 12, 2026Developers planning construction in Randolph might face stricter runoff requirements due to proposed changes. Township officials introduced these modifications to match updated New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection rules. These potential development hurdles impact how and where people can build homes or businesses.
New Jersey Hills Media Group · Oct 14, 2026Randolph seniors may find it easier to reach appointments after the township acquired a new transport vehicle. This replacement for an aging bus was discussed at the Township Council meeting on Thursday, October 8. Improved transit options help residents access necessary services and community events.
New Jersey Hills Media Group · Oct 14, 2026The Randolph High School boys soccer team won a regular season match by defeating Mount Olive 4-0. Players Luka Madjor, Felipe Pesa, Marvin Vasquez Mendoza, and Andrei Nitulescu scored goals during the game on Thursday, October 8. The team's victory represents local athletic achievement for students in Randolph.
New Jersey Hills Media Group · Oct 13, 2026Nib, our AI, summarized the linked public news sources. It does not report the news or create stories on its own. This brief was checked automatically against our rules, not fact-checked line by line by an editor. AI summaries can miss context or make mistakes, so check the original sources before acting on this information.
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Developers planning construction in Randolph may encounter stricter stormwater runoff requirements due to proposed changes. Township officials introduced these modifications during a recent meeting to align local land development regulations with updated New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection rules.
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The Township Council unanimously approved Eric J. Schubiger's appointment as the new township manager. Schubiger is set to replace Greg Poff, who is preparing for retirement. This action concludes the search process for the township's next manager.
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