October 19, 2026
October 19th Referendum Update
Applying to vote by mail? If you are mailing your form, the Burlington County Clerk’s Office must receive it by Oct. 27 to mail a ballot to your home.Residents can also apply in person for a Vote b...
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October 19, 2026
Applying to vote by mail? If you are mailing your form, the Burlington County Clerk’s Office must receive it by Oct. 27 to mail a ballot to your home.Residents can also apply in person for a Vote b...
October 16, 2026
From morning drop-off to afternoon dismissal, our students and families rely on our sidewalks, bus loops and drop-off/pick-up areas to come to school and make it home safe after the final bell. Cur...
October 15, 2026
A bucket stays strapped to a leaking hot-water pipe at MacFarland Intermediate School. The leak is one of many chronic building issues throughout the Bordentown Regional School District. The Nov. 3...
October 15, 2026
Your state tax dollars have helped school districts across Burlington County improve their buildings in the last five years. Now, Bordentown has an opportunity to bring some of those dollars back t...
October 13, 2026
At a recent public forum, Bordentown Regional School District Superintendent Dr. James Altobello discussed how the proposed $86.1 million bond referendum would help accelerate critical repairs and ...
October 13, 2026
The Bordentown bond referendum would provide basic needs: roofs that don’t leak into classrooms, reliable heating and cooling, functional plumbing, and modern safety and security systems.Upgrading ...
October 8, 2026
Want to learn more about the Nov. 3 bond referendum?Join us on Monday, Oct. 12, at Bordentown Regional High School, 318 Ward Ave., for a community forum with the project architects and financial ad...
October 7, 2026
Water pours off the deteriorated roof at Bordentown Regional Middle School and floods the music room during last weekend's storm. A much-needed new roof at the Middle School is proposed in the Nov....
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