St. Peter City Council: City Hall Solar Array to Receive 70% Funding from State Grant

Overview: The St. Peter City Council convened on October 27, 2025, to discuss several significant city projects, including a major grant for a solar array installation at City Hall, the acceptance of various project bids, and the approval of financial extensions for local businesses.

Falmouth Select Board Addresses Traffic Safety and Housing Challenges

Overview: During the recent Falmouth Select Board meeting, several issues were addressed, with focus on traffic safety improvements and housing challenges. The Board discussed vital infrastructure projects aimed at enhancing pedestrian and cyclist safety and debated funding requests for affordable housing initiatives.

East Lansing School Board Approves New Sex Education Curriculum Amid Fiscal Updates

Overview: In a recent meeting, the East Lansing School Board addressed several issues, including the adoption of a new sex education curriculum, approval of audited financial statements, and updates on the district’s fiscal health. The board unanimously approved the curriculum titled “Rights, Respect, and Responsibility” for high school health classes, and discussed the financial audit, which highlighted changes in accounting standards and the district’s fiscal management.

Westport Board of Health Grapples with Bedroom Definition and Piggery Permit Concerns

Overview: At the Westport Board of Health meeting on October 27, 2025, discussions centered around defining bedrooms under Title 5 regulations and addressing a piggery permit application. Board members debated the criteria for what constitutes a bedroom, emphasizing the need for clearer guidelines. The meeting also saw a public hearing for a piggery permit, where compliance with setback regulations and potential environmental impacts were hotly discussed.

Madison Borough Council Grapples with Budget Challenges Amid Rising Library and Health Costs

Overview: The Madison Borough Council meeting prominently addressed budgetary challenges, with a 14% increase in mandated library funding and a 25% rise in health insurance costs for borough employees. Additionally, the council passed ordinances related to parking fees and amended the local vehicles and traffic code, while also handling community and public safety matters.