Reading Select Board’s Generous Donation Spurs Exciting Upgrades at Local High School Fitness Center

Overview: In a recent Reading Select Board meeting, the board discussed developments at the high school, highlighted by a transformative $500,000 donation toward the renovation of the school’s fitness center and athletic training room. The meeting also addressed a variety of educational and policy issues, including proposed tuition adjustments and calendar planning for the 2026-2027 academic year.

Wildwood Crest Borough Council Prioritizes Infrastructure Projects and Approves Key Ordinances

Overview: During the latest Wildwood Crest Borough Council meeting, attention was directed toward infrastructure projects, including the approval of engineering work for Park Boulevard and preparations for upcoming construction on New Jersey Avenue. The council also approved three ordinances related to fire prevention, beach box rentals, and recreation commission fees. Other notable topics included the renovation plans for Borough Hall and the council’s stance on offshore oil and gas leasing.

Reading Select Board Tackles Rising Budget Costs Amidst Police and Fire Department Challenges

Overview: The Reading Select Board meeting on December 3, 2025, focused on budgetary discussions, particularly the police and fire departments’ financial challenges, alongside ongoing efforts to maintain community services and infrastructure.

St. Paul City Council Deliberates on Budget, Public Safety, and River Corridor Amendments

Overview: The St. Paul City Council meeting focused on budget approvals, public safety funding, and amendments related to the Mississippi River Corridor. The council also addressed concerns surrounding community engagement and the implications of ordinance changes, emphasizing transparency and collaboration in decision-making processes.

Jackson Zoning Board Approves House Classification Amid Wrestling School Expansion

Overview: The Jackson Zoning Board recently convened to address multiple issues concerning local property developments, including a decision to classify a residential home as a principal structure rather than an accessory use. This decision came amid ongoing debates about the implications of such classifications on zoning regulations and community standards. Concurrently, the board granted approval for a variance request that allows a wrestling school to transition from a home occupation to a commercial use.