Chatham Select Board Approves New Seasonal Alcohol License and Discusses Key Infrastructure Projects

Overview: At the recent Chatham Select Board meeting, significant approvals and discussions took place, including the unanimous approval of a new seasonal all-alcoholic beverages license for Diana’s Kitchen and Bar LLC and an in-depth review of key infrastructure projects, such as the Eldridge Public Library site master plan and the need for dredging in local harbors. The board also deliberated on various community issues, from environmental restoration to housing initiatives and municipal contract renewals.

Littleton Board of Selectmen Debates Office Reconfiguration Amid Budget Concerns

Overview: The recent meeting of the Littleton Board of Selectmen centered around the proposed reconfiguration of office spaces within the town hall, sparking debate over budget priorities, the practicality of the changes, and the long-term vision for the building. A proposed office reconfiguration plan, which included moving the Human Resources department to a new location, estimated costs at $3,500. This figure encompassed $2,000 for carpet replacement and $1,500 for a new door frame, alongside expenses associated with a dumpster for general cleanup. The Town Administrator outlined these details.

Cape May Historic Preservation Commission Tackles Solar Panel Visibility and Approves Tennis Complex Renovation

Overview: The Cape May Historic Preservation Commission’s recent meeting focused on several key projects, including solar panel installations, renovations to the Cape May Tennis Complex, and applications for property modifications, with discussions highlighting the delicate balance between modern needs and historical preservation.

Fair Haven Residents Demand Solutions for School Traffic and Deer Overpopulation

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Fair Haven Borough Council, residents voiced concerns about escalating safety issues related to school traffic, as well as the impact of an overgrown deer population on their properties. The council also deliberated on infrastructure projects and amendments to local ordinances, reflecting ongoing community challenges and administrative efforts.

Lunenburg Planning Board Advances Floodplain Storage Facility Amidst Concerns Over Safety and Environment

Overview: The Lunenburg Planning Board held its latest meeting on November 24, 2025, to discuss several initiatives, including the approval process for a new storage facility located within a 100-year floodplain on Summer Street. The proposed project, which includes a four-story self-storage facility designed to be air-conditioned and climate-controlled, was a focal point of the meeting. Concerns were raised about potential environmental impacts, vehicle operations, and public safety.