Kingston Board Approves Waste Transfer Station Agreement Amid Ongoing Town Projects

Overview: At the latest Kingston Board of Selectmen meeting, decisions included the approval of a host community agreement for a waste transfer station, the execution of a contract for the new town administrator, and updates on various town projects. The waste transfer station, a project long in the making, aims to transport trash via rail cars out of state, reducing reliance on local landfills. The meeting also highlighted the appointment of a new police officer and discussed ongoing initiatives to improve town infrastructure and environmental resilience.

Halifax Residents Confront Water Quality Crisis Amidst New Building Developments

Overview: The Halifax Board of Selectmen meeting on December 16, 2025, was dominated by discussions of the town’s ongoing water quality issues, exacerbated by recent and proposed large-scale developments. Residents voiced concerns over brown water, the presence of iron, manganese, and PFAS, and a noticeable chlorine smell. The meeting also addressed other significant town affairs, including the appointment of a new building commissioner and financial agreements concerning local infrastructure.

Lakeville Select Board Appoints New Town Planner and Treasurer Collector Amidst Busy Meeting Agenda

Overview: The recent Lakeville Select Board meeting focused on appointments, including the new town planner and treasurer collector, while also addressing earth removal fees and planning for the upcoming annual town election. Additional discussions included extending restaurant liquor license hours for New Year’s Eve and the sale of the Lakeville Hospital site.

Kingston Board of Selectmen Deliberates on Recruitment, Compensation, and Policy Adjustments

Overview: The Kingston Board of Selectmen meeting on December 15th focused on several issues, including the structuring of exempt and non-exempt employee schedules, recruitment challenges, and potential policy changes concerning compensation and employee benefits. The board emphasized the importance of consistency and clarity in town bylaws while addressing the complexities of grant-funded positions and the sustainability of certain roles.

Kingston Board of Selectmen Considers Public Health Ratings and Fee Revisions for Food Establishments

Overview: The Kingston Board of Selectmen recently convened to address issues concerning public health regulations for food establishments and proposed changes to permit fee structures. Central to the discussion was the potential introduction of a grading system to enhance transparency and compliance among food service businesses, as well as suggestions to modify the fee structure to support new establishments more effectively.