Amherst Historical Commission Explores Industrial History and Funding Discrepancies

Overview: During the recent meeting of the Amherst Historical Commission, the focus was primarily on the exploration of the town’s rich industrial history through various Community Preservation Act (CPA) projects, alongside addressing funding discrepancies and the potential for future preservation initiatives. The commission discussed the significance of the Mill River area’s industrial past, the complexities of Amherst’s textile manufacturing origins, and the challenges surrounding project budgets and historical documentation.

Fort Myers Beach Advisory Committee Explores New Boat Acquisition, Planning for Ferry Service

Overview: The Fort Myers Beach Anchorage Advisory Committee meeting on November 24th focused on several topics, including the acquisition of a new town vessel, the planning for a proposed ferry service, and upcoming community events like the Cruisers Appreciation Day. These discussions centered around enhancing local maritime activities, improving community outreach, and addressing logistical challenges in the area.

Sartell-St. Stephen School Board Faces Staff Concerns Over Outsourcing and Wage Issues

Overview: The Sartell-St. Stephen School Board’s recent meeting was dominated by concerns from district employees over potential outsourcing and wage issues. These issues were highlighted during the public forum, where staff members from various departments voiced their apprehensions about job security and working conditions. The meeting also covered topics ranging from student achievements to financial audits and planning for future district operations.

Moorhead City Council Faces Controversy Over Mayor’s Husband’s Nomination to Airport Committee

Overview: The Moorhead City Council meeting on November 24, 2025, featured discussions, including the withdrawal of a controversial nomination for the Airport Committee, approval of transit and fee plans, and updates on community engagement programs. The meeting saw Mayor Shelly Carlson presiding with full attendance from the council members.

South Saint Paul School Board Embraces New Courses and Facility Improvements with $50 Million Proposal

Overview: The South Saint Paul School Board meeting on November 24, 2025, was marked by the introduction of new high school courses and a substantial proposal for school facility improvements.