Lakeville Select Board Discusses Senior Housing Development and Approves Key Grant

Overview: During the Lakeville Select Board meeting on October 14th, attention was drawn to a proposed senior housing development on the Lakeville Country Club property, along with the board’s approval of a $22,650 grant for new police tasers. The meeting, which was streamed live, also included discussions on upcoming community events, open committee positions, and infrastructure improvements.

Littleton Park and Recreation Commission Tackles Lighting Issues for Halloween Event at Fig Park

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Littleton Park and Recreation Commission, discussions centered around a range of community-focused topics, including lighting concerns for an upcoming Halloween event, the potential for park rentals, updates on transportation policies, and financial planning for recreational programs.

Verona High School Student Honored as US Presidential Scholar at Board Meeting

Overview: The recent Verona School Board meeting featured announcements, including the recognition of Verona High School student Isabella Lambert as a US Presidential Scholar, updates on district facilities, and community engagement activities. The meeting also addressed various educational and administrative issues affecting the district.

Fort Myers Beach Considers Expanded Outdoor Alcohol Service and Adjusted Impact Fees

Overview: The Fort Myers Beach Local Planning Agency (LPA) meeting on October 24 focused heavily on two issues: the potential amendment to allow outdoor alcohol consumption at the Cottages at Meerside and a review of the town’s impact fee structure. The meeting, which spanned several hours, included discussions about local development ordinances, zoning amendments, and community planning.

Bridgewater Zoning Board Confronts Tree Removal Discrepancy in County Project

Overview: At the recent Bridgewater Zoning Board meeting, attention was directed toward a county road improvement project on Bosler Avenue that allegedly resulted in the removal of more trees than initially reported. A board member revealed that while 34 trees were supposed to be removed as part of a $946,000 contract with Somerset County, over 300 were actually cleared, prompting further inquiry and calls for accountability. This was among several matters discussed, including a subdivision proposal on Country Club Road and a variance application for an inground pool installation.