Princeton Council Advances Stormwater Utility Study Amid Infrastructure and Budget Talks

Overview: The Princeton Council meeting on November 24, 2025, focused on advancing a stormwater utility feasibility study, addressing stormwater management challenges, and planning for long-term infrastructure projects and budget strategies. Significant discussions included the transition to the next phase of the stormwater utility study, infrastructure improvements, capital budget strategies, and updates on various ordinances and resolutions.

East Bethel City Council Contemplates Fee Increases and Infrastructure Solutions

Overview: In a recent meeting, the East Bethel City Council explored potential increases to park and trail dedication fees and considered temporary infrastructure solutions for local businesses facing outdated systems. Discussions included the need for funding trails, addressing failing septic systems, and supporting essential fire department equipment upgrades.

Natick School Board Approves HVAC Upgrade for Lilja School, Eyes Climate Grant

Overview: The Natick School Committee meeting on November 24 focused on key updates and decisions, including a notable move to upgrade the HVAC system at Lilja Elementary School, with a particular emphasis on climate sustainability and health benefits. The committee unanimously approved a motion to apply for climate leaders grants to support this project.

Cranbury Township Committee Debates Historic Farmhouse Demolition and Community Development Initiatives

Overview: The Cranbury Township Committee meeting on November 24, 2025, focused on several issues, including the contested introduction of an ordinance allowing the demolition and reconstruction of a historic farmhouse, community environmental initiatives, and updates on local projects and safety concerns.

Yarmouth Voters Approve $1.5 Million Feasibility Study for Emmy Small School

Overview: At the recent Dennis-Yarmouth Regional School Committee meeting, the spotlight was on the approval of a $1.5 million feasibility study for Emmy Small School by Yarmouth voters. The feasibility study will explore various paths, including a standalone renovation or replacement, and two consolidation scenarios: relocating Emmy Small’s students to Station Avenue Elementary School with necessary renovations, or closing both schools to establish a new facility at a different site. The paperwork for this study has been submitted to the Massachusetts School Building Authority, with further developments anticipated in the upcoming months, including a meeting scheduled for January.