Ayer Select Board Tackles Senior Center Budget and Community Services

Overview: The Ayer Select Board recently convened to discuss pressing community issues, with a key focus on the senior center’s financial status and the potential acquisition of hospital land for town use. Among various topics, the board highlighted concerns about the depletion of the senior center’s meals and programs budgets before the fiscal year’s end due to increased food costs and participation. Additionally, the board debated the future of the local hospital site and deliberated enhancements to senior services, including transportation and technology.

Old Bridge School Board Deliberates Financial Challenges

Overview: The Old Bridge School Board recently convened to address financial concerns, recognize exemplary staff actions, and discuss educational program revisions. The meeting’s primary focus centered on the district’s financial constraints and the pursuit of legislative support to alleviate budget pressures. School employees Trish and Debbie were honored for their heroic response in a child safety incident.

Hoboken School Board Approves 2024-2025 Budget Amidst Student Triumphs

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Hoboken School Board approved a budget for the 2024-2025 school year. The budget, which entails a $385 annual increase on a property assessed at $526,000, aims to honor staff contractual commitments and support the district’s trajectory of enhanced academic performance and rising enrollment. The meeting also recognized the personal accomplishments and aspirations of students, highlighted by the success of the Red Wings athletic teams, and underscored the importance of community support during a time of tragedy.

Gulf Stream Town Commission Grants Golf Club Extension

Overview: The Gulf Stream Town Commission, in a recent meeting, approved a one-year extension for a variance requested by the Gulf Stream Golf Club. This decision, along with discussions on town code changes and the progress on infrastructure projects, took center stage at the meeting.

North Miami CRA Approves $50 Million Redevelopment Bond

Overview: The North Miami Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) recently approved a series of measures aimed at bolstering redevelopment efforts within the city, including the authorization of $50 million in redevelopment revenue bonds, the renewal of a contract for housing rehabilitation quality control services, and the extension of deadlines for a housing project.