Nashoba Regional School Committee Selects New Literacy Curriculum and Approves Food Service Contract

Overview: In a move to enhance educational quality, the Nashoba Regional School Committee recently approved the adoption of Imagine Learning and EL Education as the new K-5 literacy curriculum, and awarded Whitson’s Culinary Group a significant food service management contract. These decisions are poised to have a substantial impact on the district’s approach to literacy education and nutritional services.

Millburn Council Debates Historic Trail and Public Safety Issues

Overview: The Millburn Town Council convened to address a variety of community concerns, with particular emphasis on proposals to commemorate local history and enhance public safety. The meeting saw considerable discussion on the installation of signage in Taylor Park for the Forgotten Victory Trail, a project aimed at celebrating Millburn’s role in the American Revolution, and debates on measures to improve public safety, including the potential formation of a Public Safety Committee and increased police presence.

Willingboro Town Council Honors Young Prodigy and Tackles Local Issues

Overview: Willingboro Town Council’s recent meeting saw the recognition of a young academic achiever and the discussion of various community concerns, ranging from traffic safety measures to infrastructure improvements and public services. Sixteen-year-old Jordan L. Witherspoon Johnson’s graduation from Rowan College with an Associate of Science degree in physics was a highlight, earning him a special proclamation for his academic accomplishments and contributions to the community.

Fort Myers Beach Tackles E-Bike Ordinance and Public Safety

Overview: At the recent Fort Myers Beach Public Safety Committee meeting, discussions centered on the regulation of electric bikes (e-bikes) on sidewalks, the enhancement of public safety infrastructure, and the successful trial of the emergency response system. With a strong focus on improving the bike-friendly environment, the committee contemplated changes to the current e-bike ordinance, emphasizing the need for solutions such as pedal assist for rental bikes and identification for resident bikes.

Shutesbury Select Board Advances Stormwater Task Force Formation

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Shutesbury Select Board focused on environmental and safety concerns, advancing a proposal to form a stormwater task force to address erosion at Lake Wyola and discussing the implementation of pedestrian crosswalks for improved traffic safety. The meeting also covered the police department’s involvement with local community programs, including an internship and a cadet program, and addressed various administrative matters.