Crescent City Commission Offers City Manager Position to Dwayne Flowers Amidst Rigorous Selection Process

Overview: The Crescent City Commission convened on January 11, 2025, to conduct interviews for the city manager position. After thorough deliberation and public input, the commission decided to offer the role to Dwayne Flowers, a candidate with extensive experience in law enforcement and community management, contingent upon successful contract negotiations and background checks.

Littleton Disabilities Commission Addresses Board Attendance and Transportation Service Concerns

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Littleton Disabilities Commission, topics included addressing a member’s prolonged absence, highlighting issues with local transportation services, and discussing the restoration of Frog Pond for ADA compliance. The board unanimously decided to formally communicate concerns to Luigi, a member who has been frequently absent, and to address complaints regarding the town’s transportation services for residents with disabilities.

Amherst Committee Tackles Ambitious Goals Amid Concerns Over Feasibility and Prioritization

Overview: The Amherst Governance, Organization, and Legislation Committee spent its recent meeting debating a range of ambitious goals for the upcoming year, expressing concerns over their feasibility and the need for better prioritization. The committee underscored the importance of concrete and actionable objectives while grappling with the complexities of budgeting and resource allocation.

Granby Select Board Interviews New Town Administrator Candidates Amid Community and Financial Challenges

Overview: During a recent Granby Select Board meeting, the primary focus was on interviewing candidates for the Town Administrator position, highlighting the need for strong leadership and community engagement amidst ongoing financial and administrative challenges. This search comes as the current Town Administrator, who has served the town for over two decades, prepares for transition, necessitating a candidate who can navigate the complexities of municipal operations while fostering community trust and collaboration.

Franklin (Somerset County) Zoning Board Grants Religious Organization’s Zoning Extension Amid Leadership Changes.

Overview: The Franklin Zoning Board approved a one-year extension for Sai Data, a religious organization that plans to construct a house of worship. The extension was necessary due to delays related to leadership changes and engineering issues. The board also carried forward a major site plan application for a four-story apartment building to March 2025.