West Orange turns to new app to help keep residents 'in the know'
West Orange is turning to technology to help keep residents "in the know."
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May 24, 2022, 11:43 AM
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Updated 1,207 days ago
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9h agoWest Orange is turning to technology to help keep residents "in the know."
The app will offer information about the township, events, residential news, and discounts at local businesses that will only be found on the app.
The app will also connect parents and students to schools.
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