Ocean City Council Tackles Boardwalk Property with New Planner Appointment

Overview: In the recent Ocean City Council meeting, the focus centered on developments concerning the 600 Boardwalk property, as the council appointed a professional planner to evaluate redevelopment options. The meeting also covered public safety initiatives, discussions about local entertainment, and the introduction of a new initiative aimed at boosting boardwalk activity.

Tequesta Village Council Addresses Skate Park Safety and Appoints New Council Member

Overview: The Tequesta Village Council meeting on March 12, 2026, brought to light several community-focused issues, including the safety and accessibility of the local skate park and the appointment of a new council member. Concerns from residents about potential plans to close the skate park were met with assurances from council members, and after deliberation, Kyle Stone was appointed to fill a vacant seat on the council.

Lonsdale Moves Forward with Body-Worn Cameras as Lead Service Line Replacement Receives Grant Boost

Overview: The recent Lonsdale City Council meeting addressed several issues, including the approval of a new body-worn camera policy for the police department and securing a grant for replacing the city’s sole lead service line. The council also deliberated on various other community-focused initiatives.

Glen Rock School Board Prioritizes Community Engagement in Superintendent Search

Overview: The Glen Rock School Board meeting focused on the critical task of selecting a new superintendent, with an emphasis on community involvement and thorough candidate evaluation. The members engaged with representatives from multiple search firms, each proposing strategies to ensure a robust and inclusive process that aligns with district needs and community expectations.

Middleborough Faces Budget Deficit: School Committee Delays Key Decisions Amidst Community Concerns

Overview: The Middleborough School Committee meeting on March 8, 2026, addressed issues, with a focus on the district’s $2 million budget deficit. Discussions revealed concerns about increased tuition costs, diminished funding sources, staffing reductions, and the impact on educational resources and services. The committee decided to delay several decisions, including budget votes and school reconfiguration, to ensure thorough consideration and community involvement.