Pine Island Residents Voice Concerns Over Project Skyway’s Transparency and Potential Impacts

Overview: In a recent Pine Island City Council meeting, the proposed data center project, referred to as Project Skyway, dominated the discussion, with residents expressing concerns about transparency and potential economic and environmental impacts. The meeting also addressed routine matters such as business licenses, polling locations, and updates to the city’s data practices policy.

Marlborough City Council Tackles Charter School Proposal Amid Concerns Over Financial Impact

Overview: The Marlborough City Council meeting primarily focused on the proposed advanced math and science academy charter school, sparking extensive discussion regarding its potential financial implications on the local public school system and the broader community. The meeting also addressed the appointment of Richard Tol as the new Ward 7 City Counselor and various city administrative matters, including budget transfers and committee reappointments.

Bedminster Council Approves Mayor Reappointment and Highlights Community Events Amid Fiscal Concerns

Overview: The Bedminster Township Committee, during its meeting on November 17, 2025, confirmed Lawrence Jacobs as the mayor for another term through a unanimous straw vote. This meeting also featured discussions on various community events, fiscal challenges, and ongoing township initiatives, emphasizing collaborative efforts despite financial pressures.

Warren School Board Considers Calendar Overhaul Amid Community Feedback and Staffing Concerns

Overview: The Warren School Board meeting covered topics, including a proposed overhaul of the school calendar, reports highlighting staffing challenges, and strategic planning efforts, all while engaging with community feedback.

Danvers Select Board Explores Recall Provision Amidst Heated Tax Rate Discussions

Overview: During a recent meeting, the Danvers Select Board tackled issues, including a debate on tax classifications and a potential recall provision for elected officials. The board also celebrated the town’s improved financial standing and engaged with residents’ concerns about local governance and project updates.