Danvers Select Board Grapples with Liquor License Issues and Construction Compliance Concerns

Overview: The Danvers Select Board meeting on December 2, 2025, was highlighted by discussions on the renewal of liquor licenses and ongoing compliance issues at local construction sites. Adjustmentsttention was given to the decision by the Friendly Toast establishment not to renew its liquor license, and the board’s concerns over compliance and safety at a construction project on Page Street.

Miami Lakes Town Council Discusses Petting Zoo, Documentary, and Event Logistics in Detail

Overview: The Miami Lakes Town Council meeting covered the upcoming event logistics, focusing on the petting zoo, a documentary project, and the intricacies of planning a large town event, including vendor arrangements, performance scheduling, and budget management.

Hillsdale Council Faces Community Backlash Over Proposed Cell Tower Near Stony Brook Pool

Overview: The recent Hillsdale Borough Council meeting was marked by a heated discussion over the proposed installation of a cell tower near Stony Brook Pool, with substantial community opposition voiced by residents. Financial challenges were another focal point, particularly concerning rising employee health insurance premiums and unexpected environmental testing costs. The council also addressed plans for local infrastructure projects and community events, alongside updates from various committees and departments.

Sweetwater City Commission Eyes Community Redevelopment Agency to Boost Local Economy

Overview: The Sweetwater City Commission meeting on December 2, 2025, addressed various city improvements, including adopting resolutions for transit planning, traffic engineering, and the establishment of a Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA), aimed at enhancing infrastructure and economic growth. The discussions were marked by a shared commitment to strategic planning and financial stability, with a particular focus on the CRA’s potential to capture increased land value and retain a portion of taxes generated from that value.

Old Bridge Township Celebrates Achievements and Tackles Public Safety Concerns

Overview: The recent Old Bridge Township Council meeting was marked by a celebration of local student-athlete achievements, the introduction of the new superintendent of schools, and a discussion on public safety issues. Mayor Debbie Walker led the awards ceremony, recognizing the Old Bridge Marching Knights, the girls’ varsity volleyball team, and the girls’ varsity soccer team for their outstanding performances in various competitions.