Kingston Board Approves $35,000 for Fireworks at Old Home Day Celebration

Overview: The Kingston Board of Selectmen focused on preparing for upcoming community events, approving significant expenditures and planning logistics. The approval of $35,000 for fireworks at the Old Home Day celebration was a key decision, alongside discussions on gala fundraising efforts, merchandise sales, and furthering community engagement through events.

Kingston Board Approves Model Airplane Contest and Discusses Community Engagement Initiatives

Overview: The Kingston Board of Selectmen meeting highlighted the approval of a request to host a model airplane contest at Chimpsky Field, alongside discussions on community events, workshops, and budget considerations. The approval marked a step in promoting local engagement in model aviation and potential educational opportunities for youth.

Kingston Board of Selectmen Approves New School Calendar Amid Budget and Educational Updates

Overview: The Kingston Board of Selectmen meeting highlighted the approval of the proposed 2026-2027 school calendar, ongoing developments in the district’s educational projects, and updates on financial planning. Numerous educational initiatives were discussed, including the outdoor classroom project and a multicultural night, while budget preparations continued in anticipation of upcoming public hearings.

Kingston Board of Selectmen Focuses on Cemetery Preservation and Historical Integrity

Overview: The recent meeting of the Kingston Board of Selectmen centered on cemetery preservation efforts and historical integrity, with discussions highlighting the need for substantial funding to restore gravestones and address the deteriorating state of historical sites. The selectmen explored various funding sources, including a potential grant from the Massachusetts Preservation Planning Fund, to support these initiatives.

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.