Newbury Town Faces Website Overhaul to Meet ADA Compliance by 2027

Overview: During the recent Newbury Capital Planning Committee meeting, discussions focused on two issues: the need to overhaul the town’s fragmented website to meet ADA compliance by April 2027, and the pressing demand for a new Senior Center to accommodate the Council on Aging’s growing needs. Both projects highlight the town’s challenges in balancing budgetary constraints with essential infrastructure updates.

Fall River City Council Tackles Illegal Dumping and Environmental Policing Challenges

Overview: In a discussion during the Fall River City Council meeting, members focused on combating illegal dumping in the Copicut neighborhood, enhancing environmental policing, and increasing community involvement in cleanup efforts. These topics underscored the city’s ongoing struggle with environmental issues and the need for collaborative solutions.

Verizon FiOS Set to Enhance Dunellen’s Connectivity with 18-Month Buildout Plan

Overview: During the recent Dunellen Borough Council meeting, plans for the introduction of Verizon FiOS were discussed. This initiative promises to provide residents with new service options, potentially improving competition and enhancing service quality. Preliminary discussions between borough officials and Verizon representatives outlined an 18-month buildout process, which is expected to expand connectivity and offer residents an alternative to existing service providers.

Manchester-By-The-Sea Select Board Discusses School Budget Challenges and Strategic Community Planning

Overview: The Manchester-By-The-Sea Select Board meeting addressed issues related to the town’s school budget, community planning, and infrastructure projects. Key discussions centered around the necessity for strategic restructuring of the school district amid declining enrollment and rising costs, the handling of accessory dwelling units (ADUs), and the implications of a proposed bond for upcoming projects.

Wyckoff Town Council Allocates Over $7 Million for Infrastructure and Public Safety Enhancements

Overview: The Wyckoff Town Council convened on February 18, 2025, to address several key infrastructure projects and public safety initiatives, approving over $7 million in funding. The council’s unanimous decisions reflect a commitment to enhancing community amenities and ensuring public safety through strategic investments in road resurfacing, equipment acquisition, and facilities upgrades.