Boston City Council Approves $2.3 Million Grant for Elderly Nutrition Services

Overview: During the recent Boston City Council meeting, a $2.3 million grant from the Executive Office of Elder Affairs was approved to bolster the State Lunch Program, addressing food insecurity among Boston’s elderly population. The council also engaged in discussions on the fiscal year 2027 budget, the safety and development of Nubian Square, and initiatives to improve educational outcomes in Boston Public Schools.

Nashoba Regional School Committee Approves $79.2M Budget, Focuses on AI in Education

Overview: The Nashoba Regional School Committee, meeting on March 11, 2026, approved a $79,196,135 budget for FY27 and focused discussions on integrating artificial intelligence (AI) into educational settings. The committee also addressed upcoming professional development opportunities and strategic initiatives within the district.

Lakeville Select Board Faces Budgetary Challenges Amid Calls for Educational Funding Reforms

Overview: In the recent Lakeville Select Board meeting, budgetary challenges were discussed, with deep concerns raised over the sustainability of educational funding and its impact on municipal services. The board addressed issues ranging from the financial constraints affecting the school district to the need for a collaborative solution to ensure continued quality education without compromising public safety and essential services.

Whittier Regional Technical School Committee Approves $2.5 Million for Feasibility Study Amid School Building Project

Overview: The Whittier Regional Technical School Committee convened to authorize a $2.5 million appropriation for a feasibility study related to an impending school building project, while also addressing various school programs, financial reports, and contract amendments.

Dighton Board of Assessors Tackles Billing Confusion and Approves Multiple Tax Levies

Overview: The recent meeting of the Dighton Board of Assessors addressed confusion over billing discrepancies, voted on several tax levies, and discussed potential adjustments to veterans’ benefits. The session was characterized by a detailed examination of billing practices, particularly regarding the Aquaria water bill, and included a decision to clarify future billing documentation.