Acushnet Planning Board Explores Campground Development to Boost Town Revenue

Overview: In a recent Acushnet Planning Board meeting, the possibility of developing a campground on town-owned land as a revenue-generating strategy was a key topic of discussion. The idea emerged amidst broader conversations about preserving the town’s natural resources and enhancing recreational opportunities for residents. If implemented, the campground could provide financial benefits, potentially funding other community projects.

Thornike’s Transformative Plan for Lakeville Country Club Spurs Debate on Community Development

Overview: The Lakeville Parks Commission meeting on March 12th featured Thornike Development’s proposal to transform the Lakeville Country Club, sparking discussions on community engagement, recreational facilities, and housing development. The proposed plan includes downsizing the existing golf course to nine holes and developing the remaining land into a community with 418 residential units and various amenities, aimed at creating a multigenerational living environment.

Hillsborough Planning Board Approves Buffer Reduction for Crane Farm LLC Amid Community Concerns

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Hillsborough Planning Board approved a modification to the site plan for Dukes Parkway East LLC, also known as Crane Farm LLC, granting a variance to reduce the buffer zone from 60 feet to 35 feet. The decision followed discussions on how the changes would impact both the business operations and the surrounding residential community. The board’s approval was contingent upon several conditions, including improved landscaping and lighting arrangements to mitigate the effects on neighboring properties.

Glen Rock School Board Prioritizes Community Engagement in Superintendent Search

Overview: The Glen Rock School Board meeting focused on the critical task of selecting a new superintendent, with an emphasis on community involvement and thorough candidate evaluation. The members engaged with representatives from multiple search firms, each proposing strategies to ensure a robust and inclusive process that aligns with district needs and community expectations.

River Edge Council Considers Inclusivity in Cultural Celebrations Amid Zoning and Housing Discussions

Overview: The River Edge Borough Council meeting on March 12, 2026, was marked by discussions on inclusivity in cultural celebrations, zoning amendments, and affordable housing compliance. Key highlights included a proposal for a Diwali lighting event, the introduction of ordinances addressing affordable housing, and the presentation of Red Cross services.