Bethlehem Council Addresses Community Development and Public Concerns

Overview: At a recent Bethlehem Town Council meeting, discussions centered on the proposed reallocation of Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) and Home Investment Partnerships Program funds for 2024, addressing community needs such as housing, accessibility, and emergency sheltering. Public engagement featured prominently, with residents raising issues ranging from maintenance at Holy Family Senior Living to the need for better audio equipment during council meetings.

Taunton High Welcomes New Principal Amid Sports Facility Renovations

Overview: The Taunton School Committee recently convened to discuss updates, including the appointment of Dr. John M. Harrison as the new principal of Taunton High School and the advancement of renovation projects for the school’s athletic facilities.

DeFuniak Springs City Council Tackles City Beautification and Infrastructure

Overview: The DeFuniak Springs City Council recently convened to address an array of initiatives aimed at enhancing the community’s infrastructure and aesthetic appeal. Among the topics that stimulated extensive dialogue were the potential enhancements to public spaces, the renovation of historical buildings, and the funding and development of new facilities for the fire and police departments. Furthermore, the council discussed the financial support of community organizations, the allocation of funds for the Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA), and the improvement of employee health care plans.

Cinnaminson Welcomes New Police Chief and Officers

Overview: Cinnaminson Town Council, in its recent meeting on June 17, 2024, marked a significant transition within the local police department. The session was particularly notable for the swearing-in of the new police chief, William Obuchowski, along with police captain Roy Wagner, and two new officers, Zachary Edmonson and Julia Wheeler. The meeting also addressed the town’s infrastructure, including the authorization of a grant application for the resurfacing of Fairfax Drive and other improvements, the introduction of new pickleball courts at Memorial Park, and the approval of resolutions for various municipal contracts.

Deerfield Select Board Addresses Horse Burial Concerns and Noise Complaints

Overview: The Deerfield Select Board meeting addressed a range of issues, with the most significant being the concerns raised by residents about the burial of a horse near their properties and ongoing noise complaints from a local property. Residents voiced fears about potential health hazards and the impact on groundwater, while the noise issues related to a nuisance dog and an outdoor venue have yet to see resolution, despite mitigation efforts.