Littleton Park and Recreation Commission Advances “Littleton in Bloom” Art Installation and Explores Beach Fee Adjustments

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Littleton Park and Recreation Commission approved a community art initiative, “Littleton in Bloom,” and discussed potential adjustments to beach access fees to support lake cleanup efforts.

New Long Hill Steakhouse Faces Challenges Over Signage and Event Restrictions

Overview: The Long Hill Planning Board meeting on April 8, 2025, was dominated by discussions about a new steakhouse’s application for site improvements and operational variances, particularly around signage and event hosting capabilities. The steakhouse, located on Meyersville Road, sought approval to modify its parking area, introduce new signage, and host occasional private events, all while adhering to local regulations and ordinances.

Cherry Hill School Board Celebrates Athletic Triumphs and Tackles Childcare Program Growth

Overview: The Cherry Hill School Board meeting featured a celebration of athletic achievements by district teams and a discussion on the expansion and challenges of the School-Age Childcare (SAC) program. Board members and the community also deliberated on various topics, including restorative practices in schools, construction projects, and future planning for student services.

Fort Myers Beach Residents Voice Concerns Over Arches Bayfront Resort Proposal

Overview: The Fort Myers Beach Local Planning Agency meeting focused on the community’s reaction to the proposed Arches Bayfront Resort, a mixed-use development aimed at revitalizing the downtown area. The proposal has sparked debate due to its potential impact on residential neighborhoods, with residents expressing concerns about noise, traffic, and the overall scale of the project. The development, which includes a resort, retail spaces, a marina, and public amenities, promises to enhance the local economy but faces scrutiny over its compatibility with existing zoning and community character.

Sweetwater Residents Voice Concerns Over Little Abner Evictions Amidst City Developments

Overview: During the recent Sweetwater City Commission meeting, residents raised concerns about the ongoing situation in the Little Abner community, alongside city initiatives including zoning amendments and infrastructure improvements. The meeting served as a platform for public discourse on the juxtaposition of new recreational developments and the humanitarian issues faced by remaining residents in the Little Abner area.