Week in Review: Residents Upset with Neighboring Town

This week Madison Patch told you about an issue that has caused some friction between some borough residents and Chatham Borough officials. The disagreement over the expansion of the community gardens in Chatham has continued for two weeks, and promises to continue as the project goes forward.

On Monday, we brought you a gallery of over 100 photos of a production by Madison children of "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory." We also told you about "Hang Up or Pay Up," a campaign by the Madison PD to crackdown on cell phone use in cars. We also told you about how the borough is looking into a missing Verizon cable at the Hartley Dodge Memorial that is costing under $1,000.

On Tuesday, we told you about a man who police say was overcharging and actually damaging chimneys he was supposed to be fixing. We also told you about the new part-time rec director and what his schedule should mean for borough residents. Finally, we told you how local officials from around New Jersey (including Madison) were viewing the recently passed 2 percent property tax cap.

On Wednesday, we told you about the concerns Brooklake Road residents had with the proposed Chatham Borough community gardens, which would be located across the street from their homes. We told you that Dr. James Dwyer was the Board of Education's choice as interim superintendent, as well as told you about his 40 years of experience. Finally, we brought you a video from National Night Out in the Rose City, as we rode along with the police department from block party to block party.

On Thursday, we told you about Touch a Truck, and how the rundraiser will help the Madison Public Library. We also told you about how the Madison Senior Little League team came very close to winning the state title this season.

On Friday, we told you where you could go in town for some weekend fun in our Rose Guide. We also told you where the open houses in the area would be for those who are looking for a new home to call their own in Madison. Finally, we told you about Christine Kosmider, the latest subject of our feature series on Madison Community Pool lifeguards.