Fire Safety Concerns and Cultural Heritage Dominate Lakeville Zoning Board Meeting

Overview: The Lakeville Zoning Board’s recent meeting was largely dominated by discussions surrounding a proposed development by Simmons Hill LLC, raising concerns about fire safety and the potential impact on culturally and environmentally sensitive lands. The project, which aims to build 200 residential units on a site off Freetown Street, met resistance over the lack of an adequate fire protection water supply and potential disturbances to historically significant areas.

Triton Central School Board Welcomes New Head Football Coach, Honors Longtime Leader

Overview: At the recent Triton Central School Board meeting, the board announced the hiring of Tim Kegley as the new head football coach, following the retirement of longtime coach and physical education teacher, Tim Abel. Abel, who decided to retire at the end of the academic year, was recognized for his contributions over thirteen years. The board unanimously approved Kegley’s appointment, citing his established relationships within the school and community as a key factor in their decision.

Verona Town Council Advances Traffic Safety and Affordable Housing Plans

Overview: At the recent Verona Town Council meeting, progress was made on two major fronts: enhancing traffic safety and addressing affordable housing needs. The council deliberated on a range of issues, notably the adoption of a new traffic calming policy and the advancement of affordable housing projects.

Littleton Board of Selectmen Approves Senior Tax Workoff Cap Increase Amid Budget and Charter Discussions

Overview: The Littleton Board of Selectmen’s recent meeting was marked by notable decisions and discussions, including an approved increase in the senior tax workoff program cap, recognition of Jack Nester’s 100th birthday, and deliberations on the town charter and financial policies.

River Edge Borough Council Approves Recreation Fee Waivers Amid Park Delays

Overview: In a recent meeting, the River Edge Borough Council approved a proposal to waive fees for softball and baseball leagues if Kenny George Park remains inoperative by May 1, due to weather or supply chain constraints. This decision, aimed at mitigating financial impacts on the community’s sports programs, was part of a broader discussion on recreational programming adjustments, including discounts for tennis and pickleball memberships.