Holliston Unveils Climate Action Plan with Focus on Education and Sustainability Efforts

Overview: The Holliston School Committee meeting primarily focused on the unveiling of a new climate action plan, presented by Amelia Lando, the town’s sustainability coordinator. The plan outlines a comprehensive strategy for sustainability through education, community involvement, and infrastructure improvements, including a emphasis on integrating solar energy into school buildings and enhancing waste management practices.

Revere City Council Approves Key Ordinances and Addresses Infrastructure Concerns

Overview: In a recent Revere City Council meeting, the council approved amendments to an outdoor lighting ordinance, discussed fiscal appropriations for public safety, addressed traffic and parking issues, and highlighted concerns about construction-related disruptions. Key topics included a revised lighting ordinance to streamline compliance for residents, funding allocations for major city events, and infrastructure improvements.

Falmouth Board Tackles Underage Drinking and Senior Housing Needs

Overview: During the recent Falmouth Select Board meeting, the board tackled a range of issues, from underage drinking violations at local establishments to approval requests for a senior housing project. The board also explored the implications of a proposed new police station and discussed fiscal year-end transfers. The meeting reflected ongoing community concerns about public safety, affordable housing, and municipal planning.

Yarmouth Housing Committee Deliberates Over Habitat for Humanity Project and Zoning Regulations

Overview: The Yarmouth Community Housing Committee meeting on July 13, 2026, primarily focused on the Habitat for Humanity development on Route 28 South and potential zoning regulation modifications to enhance housing opportunities. Discussions included traffic concerns, landscaping, and the preservation of trees, alongside proposed changes to zoning that could increase affordable housing options.

Marlborough Finance Committee Advances $162 Million School Project Amid Storm Water Concerns

Overview: The Marlborough Finance Committee has taken steps towards advancing a major $162 million school project, accompanied by a $9 million storm water management initiative. The meeting saw discussions about the project’s costs, funding, and potential impacts, with particular attention given to the storm water management challenges that must be addressed before proceeding with construction.