Mahwah School Board Explores Expanding Farm-to-School Program Amid Upcoming Referendum

Overview: The Mahwah School Board recently held a meeting where discussions centered around the expansion of the farm-to-school program, community engagement for an upcoming referendum, and notable student achievements. The farm-to-school initiative, supported by a USDA grant, aims to enhance educational experiences through agricultural activities, while the upcoming referendum seeks community support to address facility inadequacies.

Falmouth Conservation Commission Approves Shoreline Protection, Delays Decision on Invasive Species Project

Overview: The Falmouth Conservation Commission meeting focused on several key environmental projects, notably the approval of a shoreline protection plan at Nenah’s Marina and the postponement of a decision on an invasive species removal initiative. The commission also addressed issues related to sewage system upgrades and the reconstruction of property decks.

Ambitious Dog Park Proposal Leads Southwick Meeting Agenda

Overview: The Southwick Park and Recreation Commission meeting on February 11, 2026, primarily focused on a proposal for a new dog park in Southwick, presented by Diane Gail of the Friends of the South Dog Park. The meeting also addressed several community projects, including library box installations and plans for upcoming public events at Wall-E Park. Key discussions centered on the potential benefits and logistics of these initiatives, with decisions deferred until a full board is available to vote in March.

Miami Lakes Elderly Affairs Committee Plans Senior Olympics and Approves Event Budgets

Overview: The Miami Lakes Elderly Affairs Committee recently held a meeting where they approved plans for a Senior Olympics event and discussed budgets for upcoming events like bingo and movie screenings. The meeting focused heavily on logistical preparations to ensure smooth and enjoyable experiences for the elderly community.

Norton Planning Board Proposes Changes to Holiday Lighting Contest Amidst Event Planning Discussions

Overview: During the recent Norton Planning Board meeting, attention was given to the home business holiday lighting contest, where the board discussed modifying the voting process due to issues experienced in the past. Alongside this, plans for upcoming community events such as the town cleanup, Spring Egg Hunt, and the revival of Founders Day were also deliberated.