Littleton Board of Selectmen Considers Developers’ Proposal to Fast-Track Senior Housing Units on Great Road.

Overview: At a recent Littleton Board of Selectmen meeting, the focus was primarily on the development project on Great Road, which promises to fast-track affordable senior housing units to address community concerns. This proposal was met with positive feedback from the board, as it aims to consolidate deeply affordable senior housing units in one phase.

Verona Police and Rescue Squad Honored for Response to March Shooting Incident

Overview: During the recent Verona Town Council meeting, the police department and volunteer rescue squad were recognized for their exemplary service in responding to a serious incident involving multiple shooters earlier this year. This acknowledgment was emphasized through a proclamation presented by the mayor, celebrating the bravery and dedication of the officers and emergency personnel involved. In March 2025, a dispute in a municipal parking lot escalated to gunfire, resulting in injuries to four individuals. The council meeting saw the commendation of specific individuals, including Sergeant Aaron Suber, Officer Shane Daly, and Officer Frank O’Neal, who courageously entered the dangerous scene, rendered aid, and restored order. Dispatcher Mario Centuli was also praised for managing the influx of emergency calls and dispatching officers effectively.

Southwick Select Board Approves Proposal to Convert Beer and Wine Licenses to All Alcohol

Overview: In a recent session, Southwick Select Board unanimously approved a proposal to convert existing beer and wine licenses to all alcohol licenses, pending approval at a future town meeting. The proposal, which hinges on Mass General Law Chapter 138, section 12D, does not extend to stores but applies to pouring establishments, with only one establishment currently eligible for conversion. This measure is set to be included in the warrant for the upcoming annual town meeting.

Lakeville City Council Faces Privacy Concerns Over License Plate Reader Camera Proposal

Overview: The Lakeville City Council meeting tackled issues, including privacy concerns regarding a proposed $127,000 investment in license plate reader (LPR) cameras, the approval of a new composting facility, and the recognition of retiring firefighters. The meeting also featured discussions on residential developments and legislative priorities.

Lunenburg Select Board Grapples with Residential Development and New Planning Director

Overview: In a Lunenburg Select Board meeting on December 15, 2025, the board tackled multiple development projects, including a controversial residential proposal at Zero Reservoir Road, and announced the appointment of Steve Wallace as the new Director of Planning and Economic Development. The board also reviewed ongoing efforts to finalize the town’s master plan and discussed various procedural and logistical challenges related to development projects and upcoming meetings.