Dighton Board of Selectmen Deliberates Over Swap Shed Management and Transfer Station Policies

Overview: In a recent Dighton Board of Selectmen meeting, significant deliberations took place regarding the management of the town’s swap shed and the transfer station. Central topics included refining operational guidelines, addressing staffing needs, and defining the responsibilities and authority of the transfer station attendant.

Greenfield School Committee Selects New Superintendent Amidst Budget and Policy Discussions

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Greenfield School Committee voted unanimously to offer the superintendent position to Carol Cruiser. The decision followed extensive interviews and discussions regarding the candidate’s qualifications and alignment with the district’s needs. Cruiser’s focus on student-centered approaches and her familiarity with Greenfield’s challenges were key factors in her selection.

Medford School Committee Unanimously Appoints Dr. Galuci as Permanent Superintendent Amid Community Support

Overview: The Medford School Committee convened to address several topics, most notably the formal appointment of Dr. Galuci as the permanent superintendent. The decision was reached following discussions emphasizing stability and continuity in district leadership. In addition to this development, the committee reviewed student achievements and educational initiatives.

Freetown Board of Selectmen Faces MBTA Zoning Compliance to Avoid State Litigation

Overview: The Freetown Board of Selectmen met on February 2, 2026, where discussions centered on zoning compliance mandated by the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) and the potential consequences of non-compliance, including state litigation. The board grappled with the implications of failing to comply with state zoning mandates, the separation of powers in local government, and the management of town resources, including surplus police vehicles and property sales.

Newbury Select Board Explores New Council on Aging Facility Amid Space and Funding Challenges

Overview: The Newbury Select Board meeting delved into the issue of finding a suitable location for a new Council on Aging (COA) building, addressing space limitations and financial implications. Discussions highlighted the recommendation to build adjacent to the library, leveraging town-owned property to provide a central and accessible location for services for seniors.