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.

Revere Zoning Board Approves 145-Foot Radio Tower for Emergency 911 Center

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Revere Zoning Board of Appeals approved a height variance for a 145-foot radio tower crucial for the new emergency 911 center, while denying a variance request to convert a single-family dwelling to a two-family unit amid neighborhood opposition.

Eagle Lake City Council Approves Preliminary 2026 Tax Levy Increase of 7.75%

Overview: The Eagle Lake City Council certified a 7.75% increase in the preliminary tax levy for the 2026 fiscal year, focusing on addressing the rising costs of personnel, health insurance, and other unavoidable expenses. The council emphasized the importance of maintaining essential services for the community while acknowledging the need for potential budget adjustments before final approval in December.

Madison Council Faces Community Outcry Over Pool Management and Financial Transparency

Overview: The Madison Borough Council meeting was dominated by concerns over the management and financial transparency of the Madison Community Pool. Residents voiced dissatisfaction with how the pool’s finances have been handled, calling for increased oversight and accountability. Among the topics that surfaced, financial mismanagement, payroll discrepancies, and lack of transparency were highlighted as major issues needing immediate attention.

Milton Select Board Approves KP Law Engagement, Discusses Bias Training and Opioid Settlements

Overview: The Milton Select Board meeting covered a range of topics, including the unanimous approval of a new engagement letter with KP Law for town council services, discussions on the implementation of bias and civil discourse training for elected officials, and the town’s participation in opioid settlement funds. Additionally, updates were provided on local projects and upcoming events.