Public Outcry Erupts Over Cranbury Council's Farm Land Grab

Cranbury Township Council Faces Backlash Over Andy Henry's Farm Acquisition Cranbury, NJ – A revised plan by the Cranbury Township Council to acquire a portion of Andy Henry's Farm has sparked significant public outcry. A local resident, in a widely viewed video, criticized the council's lack of transparency and urged them to find alternative locations. The council's initial plan to acquire 21 acres has been reduced to 12, a move that has not appeased critics. "In the two hours that I have made the public aware, around 10,000 people have already seen my message," stated the woman in her video. She expressed concerns about the council's lack of transparency regarding other potential sites. "It's still too much land," she added, emphasizing the need for the council to consider other options. The council is expected to make a final decision on the matter by June 30th. The public outcry highlights the importance of transparency and community engagement in local land-use decisions. The situation underscores the need for open communication between local governments and their constituents.