Residents Raise Concerns Over Traffic and Safety in Proposed Kingston Development

Overview: During the Kingston Zoning Board meeting on November 5, 2025, the primary focus was on a proposed residential development by Kushman Farms LLC, which raised concerns regarding traffic congestion and safety among local residents. The project, set to occupy a 12.7-acre parcel on Kushman Drive, includes plans for 144 residential units and 264 parking spaces, but has faced scrutiny from community members worried about its impact on their neighborhood’s character and infrastructure.

Lakeville Board of Health Faces Tension Over Septic System and Housing Discrepancies

Overview: In a recent Lakeville Board of Health meeting, members and residents engaged in a discussion over zoning and septic compliance issues in housing projects. Critical disagreements centered around the installation of an incorrect septic system for a four-bedroom house and subsequent housing modifications, sparking frustration and debates about regulatory adherence and personal accountability.

Kingston Plans Community Events with 300th Anniversary Celebrations on the Horizon

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Kingston Board of Selectmen, discussions covered the town’s upcoming community events, notably the 300th anniversary celebrations. Key topics included a series of planned events, fundraising initiatives, and promotional strategies, all aimed at engaging the community and securing necessary financial support for the festivities.

Halifax Selectmen Form New Override Study Committee Amid Staffing and Policy Changes

Overview: The Halifax Board of Selectmen meeting on November 4, 2025, prominently featured the establishment of an override study committee, set to explore potential revenue avenues for the town. This new committee is expected to consist of five members, including representatives from various town committees and a member at large. Discussions were held about possibly expanding the committee size to seven to allow for more public participation, although this proposal was not formally on the agenda.

Halifax TRIAD Board Meeting Spotlights Healthcare Proxies and Social Security Concerns

Overview: In a recent Halifax TRIAD Board meeting, members engaged in a discussion on healthcare directives, focusing on the significance of healthcare proxies, and expressed concern about misinformation related to social security. The meeting also touched upon upcoming board elections and preparations for the annual Christmas party, with a noted interest in community engagement initiatives, such as comfort dogs and puppet shows.