Kingston Conservation Commission Delays Decisions on Key Environmental Projects Amid Ongoing Compliance Concerns

Overview: In a detailed meeting of the Kingston Conservation Commission, members grappled with numerous environmental and regulatory issues, including stormwater management, peer review selections, and compliance challenges at multiple sites. The commission postponed final decisions on several key projects.

Dunstable Board of Selectmen Tightens Liquor License Rules and Approves New Credit Card Policy

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Dunstable Board of Selectmen focused on refining local regulations and policies, notably approving amendments to liquor license rules to clarify the prohibition on single servings and establishing a formal credit card use policy. The Board also addressed a resident complaint regarding vehicle bylaws and made appointments to local councils.

Shopping Carts and Electric Scooter Removal Ordered at East Longmeadow Conservation Meeting

Overview: At the recent East Longmeadow Conservation Commission meeting, the most significant topic was the decision to issue an enforcement order concerning abandoned shopping carts and an electric mobility scooter at the property affiliated with 46 to 436 North Main Street. The commission resolved to attach a cover letter to the enforcement order, which requires a restoration plan to be filed by December 10th.

Goodhue City Council Appoints New Mayor Amidst Financial and Infrastructure Challenges

Overview: In a recent Goodhue City Council meeting, Chris Schmit took the oath of office as the newly appointed mayor following the passage of Resolution 25-9, which addressed a vacancy in the mayoral office. The meeting also tackled issues, including water billing discrepancies faced by Holy Trinity Church, financial management concerns, and infrastructure needs related to the city’s emergency water supply system.

Whately Select Board Meeting Delves into EV Charger Safety and Accessibility Concerns

Overview: The Whately Select Board meeting focused heavily on discussions about the proposed installation of electric vehicle (EV) charging stations at the local library, raising concerns about safety, accessibility, and community engagement.