Westport Select Board Approves Infrastructure and Communication Enhancements

Overview: The Westport Select Board convened to address a series of issues affecting the town, including the approval of a capital improvement plan worth approximately $1.9 million for fiscal year 2027, various infrastructure upgrades, and a strategic shift towards enhancing community communications.

Freetown Board of Selectmen Approves $4,800 for Church Parking Lot Improvements

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Freetown Board of Selectmen approved a motion to allocate $4,800 from the Selectmen’s donation account to fund improvements to the parking lot of the East Freetown Congressional Church, which is used by the local library. The meeting also covered a range of other topics, including the approval of the special town meeting warrant articles, discussions on the fate of a town-owned van, and various administrative appointments.

Fall River City Council Celebrates Diamond Bengals and Approves Key Appointments

Overview: At the recent Fall River City Council meeting, attendees celebrated the achievements of the Diamond varsity football team, recognized longstanding contributions of community leaders, and approved several appointments and orders. The meeting saw a mix of ceremonial acknowledgments and practical governance.

Norton Select Board Welcomes New DPW Director Amidst $1.5 Million Grant Announcement for Water Cleanup

Overview: In a notable development for the Norton Select Board meeting, the town was awarded a $1.5 million grant from the EPA to address emerging contaminants in the water supply, specifically targeting wells one and three along with enhancements at the water treatment plant. This comes as the town continues its efforts to resolve ongoing water quality issues, a topic that remains at the forefront of community concerns.

Fall River Licensing Board Revokes Iced Out Pub’s License Amid Growing Safety Concerns

Overview: The Fall River Licensing Board held a meeting on December 23, 2025, focusing on serious safety and operational concerns at the Iced Out Pub, leading to the unanimous decision to revoke the establishment’s liquor license. The discussion also touched upon issues at Leonard’s Package Store, highlighting community safety and management challenges.