Norton Select Board Grapples with Water Quality and Infrastructure Projects Amidst Regulatory Challenges

Overview: The Norton Select Board meeting focused heavily on vital infrastructure and water quality issues, particularly in response to new state and federal regulations. The board considered a $445,000 engineering proposal to upgrade water treatment facilities and discussed a major water main replacement project.

Hillsborough Township Takes Action on Safety and Community Engagement, Celebrates Local Achievements

Overview: The recent Hillsborough Borough Council meeting focused on public safety initiatives, community engagement, and the recognition of local achievements. Key discussions centered around the installation of traffic safety measures, the promotion of local businesses, and the acknowledgment of outstanding student accomplishments. Additionally, the meeting highlighted various public safety campaigns and announced upcoming community events.

Asbury Park Residents Voice Concerns Over Rising Taxes and Local Governance

Overview: The recent Asbury Park City Council meeting addressed community concerns, with residents voicing frustrations over property tax increases and local governance issues.

Lunenburg Faces Personnel Shake-Up Amidst Budgetary Challenges and Facility Concerns

Overview: In the recent Lunenburg Finance Committee meeting, personnel changes within the town’s finance department were discussed, alongside pressing budgetary challenges and ongoing facility concerns, particularly focused on the TC Pacios roof project. The committee also addressed upcoming town meeting preparations and potential revisions to the personnel administration plan.

Shutesbury Lake Wyola Advisory Committee Disbands Amidst Plans for New Stormwater Erosion Initiative

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Shutesbury Lake Wyola Advisory Committee voted to disband, paving the way for the formation of a new townwide stormwater erosion committee. This change follows a positive presentation to the select board regarding the significant stormwater erosion issues affecting Shutesbury, including Lake Wyola. The new committee aims to address these problems on a broader scale, incorporating a focus on Lake Wyola while also tackling similar challenges throughout the town.