West Windsor-Plainsboro School Board Celebrates Student Achievements and Plans for Proms

Overview: In the recent meeting of the West Windsor-Plainsboro School Board, student achievements were spotlighted, with High School North’s track team winning the summit relay and the National Honor Society’s ‘Read Across America’ event being a highlight. Upcoming events such as junior proms and AP exams were also focal points of discussion.

Newbury Select Board Addresses Housing and School District Financials

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Newbury Select Board tackled a host of issues, with notable discussions on zoning amendments to introduce multifamily housing zones and financial matters concerning the Whittier Regional Vocational High School agreement and the Triton Regional School District. The board also approved a $5,600 grant from the Massachusetts Cultural Council and authorized negotiations for a solar facility lease.

Hillsborough Acknowledges Healthy Living and Real Estate Acclaim

Overview: The latest Hillsborough Borough Council meeting on April 9th, 2024, highlighted the town’s recognition as a healthy town by the Mayor’s Wellness Campaign for the year 2023 and celebrated Hillsborough’s ranking as one of the hottest real estate markets in the country. Alongside these accolades, the meeting addressed various community initiatives, public safety, environmental concerns, and infrastructure issues, including the 206 road project.

Southwick Planning Board Adopts 2040 Master Plan Amid Zoning Debates

Overview: The Southwick Planning Board has adopted the 2040 master plan, a forward-looking document intended to guide the town’s development over the next two decades. Among the topics during the meeting were proposed changes to non-conforming structures regulations, developments on Hudson Drive solar facility, and the establishment of a restaurant at the former Pioneer Berry site. Moreover, the meeting covered the Oak Ridge Custom Home Builders Inc.’s subdivision plan, proposed Oakd Estates subdivision, and potential zoning bylaw amendments affecting lot requirements.

Hopkinton Conservation Commission Addresses School Expansion and Environmental Concerns

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Hopkinton Conservation Commission addressed concerns regarding environmental compliance at a private property and a major school expansion project. One notable issue discussed was the violation on Downey Street, where landscaping work exceeded the approved limits. Similarly, the Commission scrutinized the proposed 28,000 square foot addition to Hopkins Elementary School, with particular attention to the project’s environmental impact, including stormwater management and potential encroachment into buffer zones.