Norton Select Board Grapples with Interim Accounting Challenges and Election Logistics

Overview: The Norton Select Board meeting on June 18th, 2026, tackled issues such as the ongoing search for a permanent town accountant, the logistics of upcoming elections, and the maintenance of local trails. Key discussions included the reappointment of an interim accountant and the designation of a primary election location. The board also addressed concerns about the condition and management of town trails.

Reading Board of Health Enters Executive Session Over Open Meeting Law Complaint

Overview: The Reading Board of Health convened to address an open meeting law complaint filed by Kendra Cooper. The board moved into an executive session to discuss the complaint, which was lodged on June 8, 2026. The session was attended by members of the board, along with Public Health Director Adetokunbo Solarin and town counsel Evra Fried.

Revere Traffic Commission Tackles Parking Crisis and Safety Measures Across City

Overview: The Revere Traffic Commission meeting addressed issues concerning parking restrictions and traffic safety measures across the city. Key topics included proposed resident-only parking on Prospect and Reservoir Avenues, potential amendments to parking permit allocations, and various traffic calming initiatives relevant to community safety and accessibility. Public input and data-driven discussions led to a series of proposals and decisions aimed at improving conditions for residents.

Littleton Zoning Board Tackles ADU Ownership, Approves Porch Renovation

Overview: In a meeting characterized by discussion and crucial decisions, the Littleton Zoning Board of Appeals clarified zoning regulations concerning accessory dwelling units (ADUs) and approved a variance for property renovations on Long Lake Road. The board’s deliberations primarily focused on the ownership structure of ADUs under current bylaws, reflecting ongoing challenges amidst rising property values and legislative changes.

Dighton Conservation Commission Issues Enforcement Order Amid Builder Dispute

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Dighton Conservation Commission, a decision was made to issue an enforcement order against residents of 826 William Street due to non-compliance with existing regulations. This decision came amidst broader discussions about project approvals, commission reorganization, and community concerns about land management.