Dighton Board Tackles Farmers Market Challenges and Septic System Surprises

Overview: The recent Dighton Board of Selectmen meeting focused on addressing low turnout at the town’s farmers market and resolving a surprise septic tank issue during a local renovation. Board members also explored health initiatives and administrative concerns, emphasizing the importance of community engagement and effective governance.

Fall River Historical Commission Endorses Memorial Green for Former Police Department Site

Overview: In a meeting of the Fall River Historical Commission, members approved a motion to endorse transforming the site of the former police department on Bedford Street into a memorial green dedicated to first responders, following a compelling presentation by a concerned citizen. This decision highlights the commission’s stance on preserving the city’s historical sites and engaging the community in future planning processes. Additionally, the meeting involved discussions on several restoration projects, including the Globe Mills and County Street, emphasizing ongoing efforts in historical preservation and restoration in Fall River.

Cannon Falls City Council Approves 69-Unit Apartment Complex Amid Legislative Updates and Department Reports

Overview: During its July 21, 2026 meeting, the Cannon Falls City Council approved a concept plan for a new 69-unit apartment complex named Cannonball 2, while also discussing significant legislative changes and accepting various donations for city departments. The meeting included updates from the Coalition of Greater Minnesota Cities and department reports concerning local infrastructure and events.

Bradford County Faces Potential Revenue Loss with Proposed Property Tax Reform

Overview: At a recent Bradford County Council meeting, a proposed property tax reform dominated the discussion, prompting concerns about a significant potential revenue loss. The reform, which will be voted on in November, proposes increasing the homestead exemption from $50,000 to $250,000 over two fiscal years, posing a potential $5.4 million reduction in the county’s property tax revenue.

Wyckoff Township Council Approves Key Infrastructure Projects Amid Centennial Celebrations

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Wyckoff Township Council tackled a range of community and infrastructure issues, approving critical contracts for road improvements and ADA compliance projects. The council also reflected on the successful Centennial Day celebrations and addressed various public concerns and initiatives.