Boston Planning Board Approves Fee Hike for Non-Resident Golfers to Sustain Course Upkeep

Overview: The Boston Planning and Development Board meeting focused on the financial sustainability of municipal golf courses, with board members approving an increase in non-resident fees to address rising operational costs. The board also discussed the need for a perpetual conservation restriction for the Egleston Square Peace Garden and reviewed the Parks and Recreation Department’s achievements and future plans.

Bloomington Residents Demand Action on ICE Operations Amid Rising Community Concerns

Overview: At the recent Bloomington City Council meeting, public comments focused on the community’s growing anxiety regarding Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) activities and their perceived impact on local residents, particularly immigrants. Concerns about collaboration between local police and federal immigration authorities were highlighted, with numerous speakers urging the council to take a more stance in addressing these issues.

Delano School Board Receives Substantial Donations for Classroom Supplies and Printing Costs

Overview: The Delano Public School Board meeting was marked by developments, including the acceptance of generous donations for classroom supplies and printing costs, updates on the construction of a new community education building, and the recognition of student achievements across various grade levels. The board also discussed financial projections, community engagement efforts, and staffing plans for the upcoming school year.

Voorhees Township Advances Affordable Housing Plan and Pursues Park Improvement Grants

Overview: The Voorhees Town Council held a meeting on February 23, 2026, where it approved a first reading of an ordinance aimed at implementing the township’s fourth-round housing plan to address affordable housing obligations. Additionally, the council resolved to apply for Green Acres grants to fund improvements to Kirkwood and Gian Julio Fields.

Eustis City Commission Plans to Appoint Interim City Manager Amid Development Debates

Overview: The Eustis City Commission meeting on February 19, 2026, focused on several issues, including the potential appointment of Rick Eric as the interim city manager, discussions on development projects, and community initiatives. The meeting included debates on property acquisitions and code enforcement matters, highlighting the commission’s ongoing efforts to balance city development with community interests.