Fall River Park Board Approves North Park Overlook Project Progress

Overview: The Fall River Park Board has taken steps in advancing the North Park Overlook project, while also addressing requests for park usage and maintenance concerns across various city parks. The board’s recent meeting concluded with a motion to approve the North Park project, contingent on confirmation from a representative’s office.

Norton Parks & Rec Approves Swim Class Price Hike

Overview: The Norton Parks & Recreation Commission convened recently to discuss a range of topics, from policy adjustments and community event planning to budget considerations and fundraising initiatives. The commission approved an increase in swim class prices from $110 to $125, with a debate on whether an increase to $130 would be more prudent to mitigate future financial challenges. This decision was part of a broader discussion on the commission’s budget for the next fiscal year, which includes a proposed 1% increase.

Lunenburg Parks Commission Tackles Park Maintenance and Program Plans

Overview: The Lunenburg Parks Commission recently convened to address various concerns and proposals related to the town’s parks and recreation services. Among the topics discussed, the commission prioritized the maintenance issues at Wallace Park, the management of lifeguards for the beach season, and the preparations for upcoming recreational programs and events, including Earth Day celebrations.

Cranbury Parks Commission Prioritizes Inclusive Playground and Infrastructure

Overview: In the latest meeting of the Cranbury Parks Commission, the members engaged in discussions with a focus on community enhancement through sustainable initiatives and infrastructure improvements. Two topics stood out: the progress of the inclusive playground project and the integration of the Parks and Recreation departments.

Cranbury Parks Commission Prioritizes Pickleball Court Upgrades and Maintenance Issues

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Cranbury Parks Commission elected Brendan Hanson as the chair and Christina Ftikas and Sally O’Grady as co-chairs, approved the December meeting minutes, and discussed various topics including the upgrade of tennis courts to accommodate pickleball, maintenance of park areas, and the potential for new long-distance bike and walking trails. The commission also highlighted the receipt of a state grant for inclusive playgrounds expected by spring and addressed concerns regarding the Heritage Park walking trail funding and the repurposing of tennis courts for pickleball.