North Miami Planning Commission Approves Campus Development Agreement and Discusses Affordable Housing Conversion

Overview: At the latest North Miami Planning Commission meeting, the commission approved a campus development agreement with Florida International University (FIU) for the Biscayne Bay Campus and discussed a redevelopment project aimed at converting former dormitory units into residential apartments. The meeting also included updates on a planned pedestrian bridge project and various other community developments.

Hampden Board of Selectmen Deliberates on Costly School Repairs and Long-Term Infrastructure Plans

Overview: The Hampden Board of Selectmen meeting on December 2, 2025, at the new town hall centered on the issue of Wrahead Middle School’s deteriorating condition and the financial implications of necessary repairs. With an estimated $16 million in repairs needed, discussions revealed the complexities of funding and maintaining the educational facility, while also considering long-term solutions that align with modern educational needs.

Traffic Safety Concerns and Road Improvement Plans Dominate Piscataway Township Council Meeting

Overview: During the recent Piscataway Township Council meeting, discussions centered on traffic safety concerns at a problematic intersection, the adoption of a significant bond ordinance for road improvements, and various community announcements. Residents voiced apprehensions about traffic safety, while the council approved several ordinances without public comment.

Summit City Council Tackles Leash Laws and Firehouse Sale Amid Community Concerns

Overview: The Summit City Council meeting on December 1st was marked by discussions on community safety, property sales, and legislative updates. The most topics involved the reinforcement of leash laws in public parks, the impending sale of the old firehouse, and new ordinances affecting the city’s sporting and parking regulations.

Acushnet Board Approves Police Toy Drive, Considers Building Department Changes

Overview: In a recent Acushnet Board of Selectmen meeting, the board approved the use of the town hall parking lot for a police-organized toy drive and discussed changes to the building department, including a candidate for a local inspector position and potential fee adjustments.