Norfolk Board of County Commissioners Delays Budget Timeline Due to School District

Overview: The Norfolk Board of County Commissioners meeting saw developments, most notably the announcement of a delay in the budget timeline in response to the school district’s scheduling. Originally expected to be delivered in the coming week, the proposed budget presentation has been postponed to April 1st, a week later than planned. This adjustment is a consequence of the school district anticipating the submission of their balanced budget to the trustees on March 27th. A commissioner noted that this shift allows the board less time to adjust the budget proposal, with a vote on the budget and supplemental items likely to occur simultaneously during the following week’s meeting. This scheduling aims to prepare for the advisory board meeting on April 15th, coinciding with tax day.

Boston Cannabis Board Debates Extended Operating Hours and Manufacturing Facility Plans

Overview: During a recent virtual meeting of the Boston Cannabis Board on March 18, 2026, the board tackled major topics, including the proposed extension of business hours by Berkshire Roots, Inc. and the introduction of Premium Package LLC’s manufacturing facility application. The board navigated community concerns, operational logistics, and market viability in these discussions.

Revere License Commission Tackles Auto Body Violations Amid New Business Approvals

Overview: During the latest Revere License Commission meeting, the focus was on addressing safety code violations at Atlantic Auto Body, Inc. , while also approving new business licenses for local establishments. Discussions revealed ongoing compliance challenges for Atlantic Auto Body, Inc., which must rectify fire and building safety issues, and highlighted community support for new ventures such as Souza Italian Pizzeria and a mobile food vendor.

Norton Planning Board Approves New Teacher Contract and Discusses Student Safety and Well-being

Overview: In a recent Norton Planning Board meeting, members approved a new contract for the Norton Teachers Association, discussed safety and well-being surveys for students, and reviewed plans for future educational trips. The board also addressed the resignation of a school committee member and the superintendent evaluation process.

Chatham Historical Commission Faces Delays and Approvals Amid Preservation Efforts

Overview: In a meeting filled with discussions on preservation and development, the Chatham Historical Commission addressed delays due to a blizzard, approved modifications to historic properties, and planned for the return of the Coast Guard boathouse. The commission handled applications for significant properties and discussed future projects with a focus on maintaining historical integrity.