October 11, 2026
Hoboken Board of Education reports growth in advanced courses
The district now offers 24 Advanced Placement courses, and 85 students earned scores of 3 or higher on AP exams last spring.
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Every Sundays edition for Hoboken, NJ in 2026. 9 weekly recaps of council, school board, and planning board decisions. Latest in 2026: Hoboken Board of Education reports growth in advanced courses.
October 4, 2026
Hoboken City Council approves snow removal contracting plan
A councilmember questioned $120,000 in snow removal costs before the Hoboken City Council unanimously backed a contract approach while new equipment is pending.
Read full edition →September 27, 2026
School board backs staffing slate and enrollment update
The Governance/Personnel Committee advanced start-of-year hires, advisors, safety staffing, and district reviews while reporting 1,691 elementary students, 532 in middle school, and 780 in high school.
Read full edition →September 20, 2026
Hoboken council closes final public comment period
The council ended its last public-comment slot after residents raised complaints about parking, closed session, appointments, and a proposed robot delivery pilot.
Read full edition →September 13, 2026
Hoboken council approves bike dock relocation
A unanimous vote changed the city’s bike share map, shifting one docking station under an ordinance tied in the record to Hudson and Police.
Read full edition →September 6, 2026
Hoboken council advances $2.2 million arts bond
The unanimous first-reading vote would fund public art purchases, installations, and capital facilities work through a $2,200,000 borrowing plan.
Read full edition →August 30, 2026
Hoboken council introduces $10.95 million capital bond
The package covers capital improvements, equipment and public art, but debate quickly narrowed to one street and how much Castle Point Terrace should cost.
Read full edition →June 21, 2026
Hoboken residents press council on birds, housing, parking
Closing public comment ranged from bird-safe glass to bus-lane blocking, affordable housing, Ukraine, and a hemp ordinance that one shop owner said could end a local business.
Read full edition →June 14, 2026
Hoboken council adopts amended 2026 budget unanimously
The revised plan carries roughly an 11–12% tax increase and passed with every council vote, even after warnings about reserves and longer-term budget gaps.
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