Cape May Historic Preservation Commission Tackles Solar Panel Visibility and Approves Tennis Complex Renovation

Overview: The Cape May Historic Preservation Commission’s recent meeting focused on several key projects, including solar panel installations, renovations to the Cape May Tennis Complex, and applications for property modifications, with discussions highlighting the delicate balance between modern needs and historical preservation.

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.

Amherst Historical Commission Explores Industrial History and Funding Discrepancies

Overview: During the recent meeting of the Amherst Historical Commission, the focus was primarily on the exploration of the town’s rich industrial history through various Community Preservation Act (CPA) projects, alongside addressing funding discrepancies and the potential for future preservation initiatives. The commission discussed the significance of the Mill River area’s industrial past, the complexities of Amherst’s textile manufacturing origins, and the challenges surrounding project budgets and historical documentation.

Minneapolis City Council Honors Child Safety and Remembrance Days Amid Complex Discussions on Community Projects

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Minneapolis City Council recognized National Child Health and Safety Month, World Children’s Day, and Transgender Day of Remembrance, while also tackling issues related to historical preservation, signage regulations, and community projects like George Floyd Square.

Cape May Zoning Board Approves Conversion of Duplex to Single-Family Home, Emphasizing Historic Preservation

Overview: The Cape May Zoning Board recently convened to deliberate on several applications, notably approving the conversion of a two-family dwelling on Stockton Avenue into a single-family home. The board also addressed other applications, including expansions and legalizations of existing structures, all while ensuring compliance with zoning regulations and community standards.