Aventura City Council Proclaims November 4th as “Don Sofer Remembrance Day

Overview: In a meeting filled with tributes and significant city matters, the Aventura City Council proclaimed November 4th as “Don Sofer Remembrance Day,” honoring the late founder of the city. The council also addressed regulations on electric bicycles and scooters, expressed solidarity with Israel, and recognized Epilepsy Awareness Month. Alongside these, the council approved budget amendments and discussed legislative issues impacting local governance.

Yarmouth Select Board Appoints New School Committee Member Amid Engaging Community Discussions

Overview: The Yarmouth Select Board meeting on November 4, 2025, was marked by developments, including the appointment of a new member to the Dennis-Yarmouth Regional School Committee, following the resignation of Joe Glenn. Margaret Marshall was appointed after a series of interviews with candidates who expressed strong community engagement and a willingness to address pressing educational challenges. In addition to school committee matters, the board addressed various community issues, ranging from a proposed resolution emphasizing regional unity to discussions about housing and recreational developments.

Chatham Select Board Approves Shellfish Openings and Reviews Intermunicipal Beach Agreements

Overview: The Chatham Select Board meeting on November 4, 2025, was marked by discussions on seasonal shellfish openings and the intermunicipal agreement with Orleans regarding North Beach. The board approved the opening of several shellfish areas, pending water quality clearance, and reviewed the collaboration with Orleans, which remains positive and financially sound. Discussions also revolved around emergency preparedness, community events, and operational updates from the town manager.

South Miami Explores Composting Solutions Amid Waste Management Challenges

Overview: The South Miami City Council meeting on November 4, 2025, centered on a discussion about waste management, particularly focusing on an interlocal agreement with Miami-Dade County and the potential integration of composting services. The conversation highlighted ongoing negotiations to revise the city’s contract with the county, addressing concerns over disposal fees tied to landfill capacities and the absence of a cap on potential increases. These unresolved issues have raised apprehensions about the financial implications for South Miami, highlighting the need for a more favorable agreement that includes exceptions for composting.

Cape Canaveral Residents Rally Against Potential Closure of Cape View Elementary School

Overview: During a special meeting on November 4th, 2025, the Cape Canaveral City Council grappled with the potential closure of Cape View Elementary School, a issue that has evoked a passionate response from the community. Residents voiced overwhelming support for keeping the school open, underscoring its role as a cornerstone of the community and a vital educational institution for local children. Concerns about the impact on families, the local economy, and the community’s identity were at the forefront of the discussion.