Dighton Honors Junior Firefighter Hero Benjamin Corville

Overview: In a recent Dighton Board of Selectmen meeting, junior firefighter Benjamin Corville was honored for his heroic act of saving a young girl from choking, an event which stood out among the various topics discussed. The board also tackled other issues including a scout’s proposal for a recreational project, concerns over potential conflicts of interest with a consulting firm, and the ongoing efforts to fill important town positions.

Fair Haven Eyes Historic Landmark Designation for Marter Pond

Overview: The Fair Haven Historic Preservation Commission recently convened to deliberate on several initiatives and proposals pertinent to the township’s heritage and historical preservation. Topping the agenda was the potential designation of Marter Pond as a Historic Landmark, a proposal that would not only recognize the historical significance of the local feature but also potentially impact the surrounding community and preservation practices.

Carlisle Select Board Unanimously Opposes Hanscom Airfield Development

Overview: In a recent session, Carlisle Select Board unanimously passed a resolution opposing the development of the LG Hanscom Field North Airfield. This development was among the various substantial issues discussed during the recent meeting, which also included debates on the future of the Highland building, discussions on shared services between the school committee and the town, and deliberations on the use of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds.

Berkeley Heights Honors Librarian and Eagle Scouts, Tackles Safety Concerns

Overview: The Berkeley Heights Town Council recently convened to address a variety of topics, with a particular spotlight on the recognition of community contributions and the issue of pedestrian and bicycle safety. The council celebrated the retirement of a cherished children’s librarian after nearly five decades of service and honored the town’s first female Eagle Scouts. Residents voiced their concerns about safety on the streets, prompting discussions on the need for a pedestrian task force and infrastructure improvements. Additionally, the council tackled resolutions and ordinances involving town services and infrastructure projects.

Historic Coral Gables Property Renovation and Gondola Building Debate Take Center Stage

Overview: The Coral Gables City Commission tackled issues surrounding the renovation of a historic property and the future of the Gondola Building in a recent meeting. The commission debated on a special certificate of appropriateness for proposed alterations to a property on Santa Maria Street, emphasizing the need to balance historical preservation with modern lifestyle needs. Additionally, the meeting saw a unanimous decision on the preservation of the Gondola Building, with members advocating for its retention and adaptive reuse.