Halifax Planning Board Tackles Discrepancies in Plymouth Street Site Plans

Overview: The Halifax Planning Board meeting on December 4, 2025, predominantly focused on addressing discrepancies and documentation issues related to site plans for properties on Plymouth Street, alongside discussions of bond replacements and project approvals. The meeting, held at the Halifax Town Hall, also touched on various infrastructure concerns and financial obligations, with several motions being passed unanimously.

Plymouth County Commissioners Approve Expansion of Health Program Amidst Financial Updates and Infrastructure Challenges

Overview: The Plymouth Board of County Commissioners, in their December 4, 2025 meeting, approved several significant initiatives, including an expansion of a health program partnership with Beth Israel Deaconess and financial support adjustments under the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA). The meeting also addressed infrastructure improvements at a historic courthouse and recognized county employee contributions through a holiday stipend.

Kingston Cultural Council Allocates Funds for 300th Anniversary Celebrations Amid Grant Application Deliberations

Overview: The Kingston Cultural Council meeting focused on funding decisions for the town’s 300th anniversary celebrations and the evaluation of various grant applications. The council agreed to allocate up to 20% of its $8,900 budget to support anniversary events, while also navigating the complexities of grant application reviews, community engagement, and organizational support.

Kingston Zoning Board Tackles Non-Conforming Homes and Environmental Concerns

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Kingston Zoning Board of Appeals deliberated on applications concerning the reconstruction of two non-conforming properties, focusing on compliance with local bylaws and environmental considerations. Key discussions revolved around properties on East A and Green Street, both seeking special permits for renovations that would maintain original footprints while addressing structural issues.

Halifax Finance Committee Probes Unexplained Revenue from WL French Excavating

Overview: The Halifax Finance Committee meeting saw an extensive discussion on several pressing financial issues, most notably the revenue received from WL French Excavating, where the lack of a formal contract led to questions regarding the legitimacy and consistency of reported figures. The committee also explored the impact of the town’s rejection of the MBTA Communities Act and the implications of a recent Inspector General report on Brockton public schools.