Chatham Township Council Approves Land Sale to Advance Affordable Housing Development

Overview: In a recent Chatham Township Council meeting, discussions revolved around the approval of various ordinances, including a land sale crucial for advancing affordable housing, budget approval, and changes to the police department structure. The council also addressed updates to land use board fees.

Westport Planning Board Advances Solar Energy Initiatives and High School Redevelopment

Overview: During a recent Westport Planning Board meeting, the board made strides in advancing solar energy initiatives and discussed potential redevelopment plans for the old high school building. In addition to addressing these topics, the board reviewed ongoing projects, grant applications, and procedural matters.

Lunenburg Select Board Discusses Energy Efficiency Grants, Town Meeting Preparations, and Community Engagement

Overview: The recent Lunenburg Select Board meeting covered several topics, including updates on energy efficiency projects, preparations for the annual town meeting, and community engagement efforts. The board evaluated grant funding for energy projects at the primary school, discussed the upcoming town meeting’s agenda and procedures, and emphasized the importance of community involvement in decision-making processes.

Public Comment Sparks Heated Debate Over Parental Rights and Library Policies at Stillwater Meeting

Overview: The Stillwater Area School Board meeting became a focal point for community concerns, as public comments ignited a debate on the district’s media policies and parental rights, while discussions about library materials policies led to broader conversations about federal and state legislation. The meeting also addressed fiscal updates and new educational programs.

Manchester-By-The-Sea Faces Legal and Financial Challenges Over Spy Rock Hill Property Dispute

Overview: During the Manchester-By-The-Sea Select Board meeting, attention was directed towards the ongoing dispute over the Spy Rock Hill property. Gary Gilbert voiced concerns about a Planning Board decision that could lead to potential legal appeals costing the town and property owners between $50,000 and $100,000. Other issues addressed included the upcoming transition of the Town Administrator, public safety updates, and multiple ongoing projects and community initiatives.