Kingston Board Explores Costly LED Upgrades for Sports Facility Lighting

Overview: During the latest Kingston Board of Selectmen meeting, discussions unfolded about upgrading the town’s sports facilities, focusing primarily on lighting improvements. The board is contemplating a shift to LED lighting to reduce long-term operational costs. The conversion could potentially cut electric expenses by 40 to 55%, a substantial saving for the town’s budget.

Plymouth School Committee Discusses Facility Overhaul Amidst Budgetary Challenges

Overview: During the Plymouth School Committee meeting on November 3, 2025, discussions took place regarding the maintenance and improvement of school facilities, highlighted by a $1.2 million project at Plymouth Community Intermediate School. The meeting also saw updates on a new volunteer program and addressed community concerns about food insecurity.

Lakeville Library Board Tackles Technology Access and Emergency Preparedness

Overview: During its October 29, 2025 meeting, the Lakeville Library Board of Trustees tackled issues such as technology access for patrons, emergency preparedness for various scenarios, and updates on library maintenance and programming. These discussions were aimed at improving library services and ensuring safety for all visitors.

Lakeville Library Board Discusses Digital Access Grants and Safety Protocols in October Meeting

Overview: In its recent meeting, the Lakeville Library Board focused on enhancing digital access for the community through potential technology grants and refining safety protocols. The board explored opportunities for acquiring new computer equipment, which could bridge the digital divide for local families, and debated the adequacy of its emergency preparedness plans, particularly concerning active shooter procedures.

Kingston Board Tackles Water Project Oversight and Staffing Challenges Amid Financial Constraints

Overview: In a detailed meeting, the Kingston Board of Selectmen addressed several issues, including the complexities surrounding the Indian Pond sewer project, financial constraints affecting ongoing water main projects, and significant staffing concerns within the department, all of which underscore the need for strategic planning and oversight.