Chatham Historical Commission Approves Sears Point Road Renovations Emphasizing Symmetry and Historical Preservation

Overview: Chatham Historical Commission Backs, approving renovations while emphasizing the importance of maintaining the building’s historic character. The meeting also touched on procedural concerns and ongoing projects such as the determination of eligibility for an archaeological site and the return of the Coast Guard boathouse.

Trenton Council Supports Lead Inspection Fee Hike Amid Broader Infrastructure Debates

Overview: The Trenton City Council meeting featured a series of discussions on pressing local issues, including a proposed increase in fees for lead-based paint inspections, plans for infrastructure improvements, and concerns about parking and public safety. The council approved an ordinance to raise fees for lead paint inspections in rental properties, a move driven by the need to cover rising costs and increased demand. In addition, the meeting addressed infrastructure upgrades, including a memorandum of understanding for intersection improvements, and ongoing debates about parking regulations and street cleaning.

Granby Select Board Deliberates on Building Commissioner Candidates Amidst Administrative Changes

Overview: The Granby Select Board meeting on February 13 focused on interviewing candidates for the Building Commissioner position, highlighting the candidates’ diverse experiences and the challenges they might face in Granby. In addition, the board addressed the need to fill the Town Administrator role, which was underscored by the decision to retract a prior offer to a candidate and the subsequent planning for new interviews.

Washington Township Council Honors Judge Witcher and Promotes Community Engagement Initiatives

Overview: The recent Washington Township Council meeting focused on community recognition and engagement, including honoring Judge Witcher for his notable contributions to law and service, celebrating local accomplishments such as an Eagle Scout project and a community event, and addressing various administrative and community-related matters.

Kingston Board of Selectmen Deliberates on Historical Projects, Returns Funds, and Upcoming Events

Overview: The Kingston Board of Selectmen meeting unfolded with discussions centered on historical preservation projects, the return of Community Preservation Act funds, and upcoming events tied to the town’s 300th anniversary. Notable points of interest included the potential involvement of renowned historian Henry Louis Gates in a local project and the board’s approval of several financial returns to the Community Preservation Act fund.