Kingston Conservation Commission Meets to Address Kudzu Infestation and Regulatory Concerns on Septic Upgrades

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Kingston Conservation Commission focused on addressing a serious kudzu infestation and regulatory concerns surrounding septic system upgrades tied to a proposed property addition. These topics were discussed alongside other conservation efforts.

Kingston Selectmen Approve Wildlands Trust’s Property Acquisition Amidst Financial and Environmental Concerns

Overview: In a decision, the Kingston Board of Selectmen voted to assign the town’s right of first refusal on a parcel of land under Chapter 61A to the Wildlands Trust, allowing the organization to proceed with its acquisition for conservation purposes. This move comes after debate over the financial and environmental implications associated with the property and the trust’s capability to manage it effectively.

Halifax TRIAD Board Discusses Inmate Gang Affiliations, Historical Sheriff Roles, and Rehabilitation

Overview: During the recent Halifax TRIAD Board meeting, discussions unfolded around the identification of gang affiliations among inmates, the historical roles and evolution of the sheriff’s office, and the challenges of inmate rehabilitation within the correctional system. An in-depth analysis of these topics provided a comprehensive understanding of the complexities faced by law enforcement and corrections officials in Plymouth County and beyond.

Kingston Planning Board Reviews Conversion of Convent to Rehab Facility, Discusses Future Sober Living House

Overview: The Kingston Planning Board meeting focused on approving a site plan for the transformation of a former convent into a rehabilitation facility and discussing a potential future phase involving a sober living house. The site plan, presented by Long View Realty LLC, involves converting three buildings on Bishop’s Highway into an inpatient alcohol and drug treatment center, which would include residential rehabilitation services.

Plymouth School Committee Explores In-House Transportation and Increases Adult Lunch Prices

Overview: The Plymouth School Committee meeting on September 8, 2025, was marked by discussions on in-house transportation services, adjustments to adult meal pricing in schools, and strategic goals for the upcoming school year. These topics, among others, were addressed with an eye toward optimizing district operations, financial prudence, and community engagement.