Fall River Licensing Board Addresses Noise Complaints and Approves Multiple Permits

Overview: The Fall River Licensing Board convened on July 15, 2026, to address a variety of issues, including persistent noise complaints against Sabi Restaurant, considerations for liquor permits for upcoming events, and license applications for several local businesses. Key outcomes included the board’s decision not to take action on the Sabi Restaurant complaints, approval of liquor permits for community events, and the granting of licenses for new and existing businesses.

Revere’s Educational Infrastructure Takes Center Stage as City Leaders Discuss New High School and Community Projects

Overview: The recent Revere City Council meeting was dominated by discussions on developments in the city’s educational infrastructure and community projects. The construction of a new high school took precedence, with the city’s leadership expressing pride in the project’s progress. Conversations also covered the McMackin Field project, improvements in wastewater management, and the impact of local events on the community.

Falmouth Conservation Commission Approves Multiple Projects and Elects New Vice Chairman

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Falmouth Conservation Commission, various projects received approvals while Dan Walsh was elected as the new vice chairman of the commission. The commission reviewed requests involving wetland protection and construction projects, with several hearings continued to a later date due to pending state comments.

Amherst Committee Grapples with Oversight Board Challenges and Youth Center Funding

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Amherst Community Safety and Social Justice Committee tackled issues including the contentious establishment of a Resident Oversight Board, the funding and location of a Youth Empowerment Center, and the challenges facing the Crisis Response and Emergency Services System (CRESS).

Fall River Traffic Board Approves Two New Handicap Parking Spots Amid Community Concerns

Overview: At the recent Fall River Traffic Board meeting, the board approved two new handicap parking spaces, which sparked discussion about accessibility and community needs. The meeting also covered a range of other local traffic issues, including new one-way street proposals and loading zone sign requests.