New Providence Borough Council Declares Pediatric Cancer Awareness Month, Discusses Historic Preservation and Funding Initiatives

Overview: In a notable meeting, the New Providence Borough Council declared September 2024 as Pediatric Cancer Awareness Month and addressed topics including historical preservation, extensive grants acquisition, and various community projects.

Chatham Historical Commission Discusses Relocation of Historic Towers Amid Preservation Concerns

Overview: The Chatham Historical Commission met on August 13, 2024, to deliberate on various matters, most notably the proposed relocation of three historic lattice towers on Orleans Road due to coastal erosion threats. The meeting, held both in person and remotely, saw discussion about balancing historical preservation with practical community needs.

Acushnet Historical Commission Approves $99,000 Budget Amid Concerns Over Historical Property Preservation

Overview: The Acushnet Historical Commission met on August 13th, addressing a range of topics from budget approvals to the preservation of historical properties within the town. The commission approved a budget of $99,000 for the upcoming year, although there was some uncertainty about the paperwork confirming this amount. The meeting also delved into the preservation efforts for several historical sites and the challenges posed by aging infrastructure and modern compliance requirements.

Montclair Town Zoning Board Reviews Carport Controversy and Church Renovation Amid Intense Public Scrutiny

Overview: The Montclair Town Zoning Board meeting on August 7, 2024, addressed applications, including a proposed carport and garage addition on Prospect Avenue and renovations for the Grace Point Seventh-Day Adventist Church on Mission Street. Both applications sparked discussions about water management, structural modifications, and community impact.

Chatham Conservation Commission Faces Controversy Over Historical Preservation and Environmental Compliance

Overview: The recent Chatham Conservation Commission meeting, held on August 7, 2024, focused on environmental and historical concerns, including tree management, mitigation efforts, and a proposed development on Cine Road. The meeting, chaired by Karen Lattin, brought forth various issues that required detailed deliberation and public input.