Brookline Select Board Deliberates on Climate Action Plan Amidst Traffic Concerns

Overview: The Brookline Select Board convened on October 14, 2025, to tackle a myriad of issues, with the Climate Action and Resiliency Plan (CARP) and the Gateway East transit project taking center stage. The board’s discussions highlighted the town’s ambitious target of achieving net-zero emissions by 2040 and the challenges in aligning transit priorities amidst ongoing pilot projects with the MBTA.

Good Thunder City Council Addresses Ordinance Violations and Infrastructure Projects

Overview: In the recent Good Thunder City Council meeting, discussions focused on ordinance violations, infrastructure projects, and the regulation of food trucks within the city. Ordinance violations were a concern, with multiple properties under scrutiny for non-compliance. The council also deliberated on various infrastructure improvements, including sidewalk repairs and catch basin installations. Additionally, the council explored potential regulations for food trucks to balance competition with local businesses.

Cannon Falls Planning Commission Faces Community Concerns on Proposed Data Center’s Water Usage and Transparency

Overview: The Cannon Falls Planning Commission meeting centered on the proposed data center, addressing significant public concerns about transparency and the environmental impact on local water resources. Citizens voiced skepticism about the project’s benefits and the lack of detailed information, prompting calls for a delay in decision-making. The commission also reviewed various development strategies, focusing on balancing growth with community resources.

Bloomington City Council Approves $86 Million Guaranteed Maximum Price for Health and Wellness Center

Overview: In a recent Bloomington City Council meeting, the council approved a guaranteed maximum price of $82,187,823 for the construction of the Community Health and Wellness Center, with a 5% contingency bringing the total to $86,265,714.

Reading Board of Health: Residents Urge Thorough Health Analysis of MBTA Turnback Track Amid Pollution Concerns

Overview: During the recent Reading Board of Health meeting, residents voiced strong concerns about the potential health impacts of the MBTA’s proposed turnback track project, emphasizing the need for independent studies to assess noise and air quality.