Dilworth Explores New Social District to Boost Local Economy and Community Spirit

Overview: During the recent Dilworth City Council meeting, several initiatives were discussed, with the establishment of a social district taking center stage. The council approved a resolution to support the creation of a designated area where patrons could carry alcohol in specific cups and move freely between businesses. This initiative, a collaboration with the cities of Moorhead and Detroit Lakes, seeks to create a communal spirit and bolster local commerce. Concurrently, the council approved the rezoning of parcel ID 52.325.10 to facilitate residential development, addressed payment for a pond dredging project, and recognized local sports achievements.

Jackson Township Planning Board Reviews Six Flags Projects and Subdivision Applications

Overview: In a March 9, 2026, meeting, the Jackson Township Planning Board reviewed several topics, including the approval of capital improvement projects at Six Flags Great Adventure and discussions on a proposed subdivision on Toms River Road. The meeting also addressed procedural and environmental issues related to multiple applications.

Boston Building Emissions Review Board Grants Solar Exemption to Boston Housing Authority

Overview: In a recent virtual meeting, the Boston Building Emissions Review Board approved a request from the Boston Housing Authority (BHA) for a solar exemption, a decision that underscores the city’s commitment to renewable energy while navigating regulatory challenges. The exemption allows BHA to benefit from solar energy production without retaining Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs), an important element under the Building Emissions Reduction and Disclosure Ordinance (BERDO).

International Falls City Council Faces Lease Challenges and Considers Prohibiting Deer Feeding

Overview: The International Falls City Council convened to address community matters, including the lease agreement for the old law enforcement center and a proposed ordinance to prohibit deer feeding. Discussions also focused on a request from the VFW to rename local softball fields and several other pressing city issues.

Chatham Planning Board Approves Transfer Station Site Plan, Discusses ADU Bylaw Amendments

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Chatham Planning Board approved a redevelopment plan for the town-owned transfer station, discussed amendments to the town’s accessory dwelling unit (ADU) bylaws, and considered changes to site access on Bobby’s Lane. The board’s decisions and discussions focused on improving infrastructure, accommodating community housing needs, and ensuring compliance with existing regulations.