Milton Residents Voice Concerns Over Traffic Safety Amid Randolph Avenue Road Diet Pilot Program

Overview: During the recent Milton Select Board meeting, residents expressed concerns about traffic safety, particularly related to the ongoing Randolph Avenue Road Diet Pilot Program. The meeting, which opened with technical difficulties, quickly turned to focus on the impact of the road diet, especially on nearby Clifton Road. Residents highlighted increased traffic volumes and safety risks in their neighborhoods due to changes in traffic patterns.

Fort Worth City Council Delays Tarrant Appraisal District Vote Amid Integrity Concerns

Overview: In a recent Fort Worth City Council meeting, the appointment process for the Tarrant Appraisal District (TAD) board of directors dominated discussions. Concerns over voting integrity prompted a delay in the decision, amidst broader discussions of community initiatives and upcoming events.

NYC Panel for Education Policy Grapples with Overwhelming Concerns Over School Bus Services

Overview: During a recent meeting of the NYC Panel for Education Policy, public speakers expressed concerns about the city’s school transportation system, particularly for students with disabilities. Concerns centered around inadequate bus services, chronic delays, and the lack of transparency and accountability from the Office of Pupil Transportation (OPT). Parents and advocates highlighted the impact on students’ education and well-being, calling for urgent reforms and improved communication between all parties involved.

Longmeadow School Committee Discusses Bus Driver Shortages and Middle School Building Project

Overview: During the Longmeadow School Committee meeting on October 28, 2025, discussions centered around addressing bus driver shortages, the progress of the middle school building project, and the implementation of new educational strategies. The committee explored various solutions to these challenges while also acknowledging the efforts of community leaders in advancing educational initiatives.

Elizabeth School Board Cuts Expenses and Finds Surplus Despite Borrowing

Overview: The Elizabeth School Board meeting highlighted a significant reduction in district expenses, leading to a projected fund balance of over $4 million, surpassing the 10% threshold set for the 2027-2028 school year. Despite borrowing from the state, the board reported a promising financial outlook due to effective cost-cutting measures.