Revere Affordable Housing Trust Fund Expands Down Payment Assistance to Boost Homeownership

Overview: In an effort to address housing affordability in Revere, the Affordable Housing Trust Fund Board approved an expansion of its down payment assistance program to include individuals earning up to 100% of the Area Median Income (AMI). The decision, made during the board’s recent meeting, aims to bridge the gap between the city’s median income and the income required to purchase a home, particularly benefiting blue-collar workers who previously fell outside the program’s eligibility.

Chatham Conservation Commission Debates Wildlife Impact of Proposed Fencing and Site Redevelopment Projects

Overview: In the recent Chatham Conservation Commission meeting, members deliberated over several issues, including significant wildlife impact concerns stemming from proposed fencing on Captain’s Cove Lane, redevelopment plans on Foxhill Road, and an extensive management plan involving invasive species control on two properties.

Princeton School Board Announces Key Appointments and Bids Farewell to Departing Leaders

Overview: The recent Princeton School Board meeting was marked by appointments and farewells. The board unanimously approved Anthony Daphori as the new director of facilities and grounds, with David Hunt as the assistant director. The meeting also saw emotional goodbyes to interim superintendent Dr. Kathy Foster and business administrator Matt Balden, who were both lauded for their contributions to the district.

Temple Terrace Code Enforcement Board Reduces Fine for Tree Removal after Homeowner Compliance

Overview: During a recent Temple Terrace Code Enforcement Board meeting, discussions centered around several code violations, with the board ultimately deciding to reduce a previously imposed fine concerning the removal of trees at a residential property. The decision was reached after acknowledging the homeowner’s compliance efforts.

Greenfield School Committee Grapples with Budget Shortfalls and Superintendent Transition

Overview: The Greenfield School Committee meeting addressed topics, including budget allocations, the transition of Superintendent Karen, and community engagement through Parent-Teacher Organizations (PTOs). Concerns over budget constraints dominated discussions, with focus on the allocation of nearly $4.3 million to offset the current year’s budget and the implications of Superintendent Karen’s departure on the district.