Kingston Conservation Commission Enforces Compliance on Rabbit Road Amid Broader Conservation Concerns

Overview: The Kingston Conservation Commission’s latest meeting addressed several issues, most notably the ongoing enforcement challenges related to unauthorized construction on Rabbit Road. The commission decided to issue an enforcement order mandating the property owners to submit necessary engineering documentation within a specified timeline or face daily fines, while also considering broader conservation concerns.

Norfolk County Commissioners Approve Cost of Living Adjustment Amid Capital Fund Discussions

Overview: In its recent meeting, the Norfolk Board of County Commissioners approved a 3% cost of living adjustment for non-union employees, discussed a memorandum of understanding for school capital funding, and bid farewell to a longtime human resources director. Each agenda item highlighted the ongoing financial planning efforts and administrative changes within the county.

St. Paul City Council Budget Discussions Emphasize Fire Department Cuts Amid Rising Service Demand

Overview: The recent St. Paul City Council Budget Committee meeting underscored concerns about public safety, with a primary focus on proposed budget cuts to the fire department amid increasing service demands. Discussions revealed plans for reducing firefighter positions, igniting debates about maintaining essential emergency services while navigating fiscal constraints.

Milton Select Board Advances Civil Discourse Training Amid Concerns Over Discriminatory Language

Overview: At the latest Milton Select Board meeting, the board approved a contract for legal services, discussed civil discourse training for elected officials, and addressed various community updates and concerns, including the upcoming Route 28 Road Diet Pilot and opioid settlement participation.

Kingston Board Approves Collins Center Contract for School Regionalization Study

Overview: The Kingston Board of Selectmen has authorized a contract with the Collins Center to conduct a regionalization study for the Silver Lake Regional School District. This decision was solidified amidst discussions on the scope of the study, financial modeling, and the logistics of data collection. The meeting also touched on planning for Old Home Day events and preparations for Kingston’s 300th-anniversary celebrations.