Los Alamitos Unified Celebrates Community Impact and Educational Innovation

Overview: The recent meeting of the Los Alamitos Unified School Board was marked by a strong emphasis on community pride and the district’s innovative educational programs. The board highlighted the district’s role in shaping both students and educators, emphasizing the deep connections formed within the community and the opportunities available for student growth.

Treasure Island Debates Future of Treasure Bay Amid Community Concerns

Overview: During a recent Treasure Island City Commission meeting, discussions centered around the future development of Treasure Bay, with the community expressing varied opinions on proposed changes. The potential transformation of Treasure Bay into a multi-generational activity center was a focal point, with ideas ranging from introducing a “Popstroke” style golf experience to building a band shell for community events. However, the discussion revealed a division among residents, with some advocating for preserving the golf course and green spaces, while others supported new recreational facilities.

Lunenburg Select Board Considers State Funding Advocacy Amidst Community Volunteer and Financial Challenges

Overview: The Lunenburg Select Board meeting focused on issues including advocacy for state funding for schools, financial department transitions, and volunteer concerns. The board explored community impacts of merging historical commissions, acknowledged significant volunteer contributions, and addressed state funding advocacy for school and town needs.

Southwick Planning Board Discusses Zoning Modernization and Approves Multiple Projects

Overview: During the Southwick Planning Board meeting on November 4, 2025, several topics were addressed, including a proposed reduction in the number of lots for a Luna Street project, the establishment of a working group to modernize the town’s zoning ordinance, and approvals for various development and signage applications. The meeting was held in person at Town Hall and also accommodated remote participation via Zoom.

Tree Removal Debate and Construction Plans Dominate Littleton Conservation Meeting

Overview: The Littleton Conservation Commission’s recent meeting on November 4, 2025, centered on the debate over the hazardous tree removal at Long Lake Park and significant construction projects, including a proposal on Park Drive and a revised plan from the Citizens Battery Group.