Boston Cannabis Board Delays Key Decisions Amid Community Concerns and Licensing Discussions

Overview: The Boston Cannabis Board met on January 21, 2026, to deliberate on various amendments to cannabis business licenses and new license applications. The meeting, chaired by Kathleen Joyce, focused heavily on community feedback and the implications of proposed operational changes, emphasizing the need for further engagement before making definitive decisions.

Leesburg City Commission Weighs Property Tax Changes, Trails, and Economic Development

Overview: The Leesburg City Commission meeting engaged in discussions on several topics, including potential changes to property tax regulations in Florida, the development of the Wakiva Trail, and local employment initiatives. Key issues included proposals regarding property tax modifications, the benefits and challenges of expanding the trail network, and the support for economic development in response to local business closures.

Boynton Beach Commission Mulls Property Purchase and Zoning Amid Youth Football Celebration Plans

Overview: The Boynton Beach City Commission considered a property purchase with significant zoning implications and prepared to celebrate local youth football achievements. Notably, the session also addressed grant distributions for small businesses, opioid settlement fund allocation, and land acquisition restrictions.

Old Bridge Library Board Weighs Hiring Social Worker Amid Operational Updates

Overview: In the most recent Old Bridge Library Board of Trustees meeting, discussions centered around the potential hiring of a certified social worker, updates on library renovations, and operational adjustments, including fee considerations for program participants.

Roaring Fork School Board Debates Health Curriculum and Budget Amid Enrollment Concerns

Overview: The recent Roaring Fork School Board meeting addressed heated topics, including public concerns over the district’s health curriculum, budget adjustments due to fluctuating school enrollments, and policy amendments to improve governance. The session also covered a proposal to provide library cards to all district students, though no vote was held on this initiative. The board capped off the meeting with an executive session focused on a student expulsion appeal.