Little Falls Residents Voice Concerns Over Airbnb Noise Disturbances, Council Plans Ordinance

Overview: During the recent Little Falls Town Council meeting, residents expressed concerns regarding disturbances caused by a local Airbnb, while the council indicated plans to address these issues through new regulations. In addition to handling public grievances, the council celebrated local achievements and discussed various ordinances, including changes to cannabis and zoning regulations.

Wyoming City Council Deliberates Cannabis Retail Partnership and Zoning Overhaul

Overview: The Wyoming City Council meeting focused on two discussions: the potential establishment of a municipal retail cannabis operation and the amendment of zoning codes related to cannabis sales. The council debated a proposed management agreement for a city-run cannabis dispensary and considered eliminating the existing buffer zone regulations for cannabis sales near childcare facilities.

Danvers Zoning Board Approves Use Variance for New Adventure Park Amid Safety Concerns

Overview: The Danvers Zoning Board convened over Zoom to discuss several applications, including a significant proposal for a 33,000 square foot adventure park on Newberry Street. The board ultimately granted a use variance for the facility, which will occupy a space currently held by Big Lots, though not without addressing substantial safety and traffic flow concerns.

Norton Conservation Commission Reviews Significant Airport Runway Project and Addresses Future Meeting Formats

Overview: The Norton Conservation Commission convened on April 14, 2025, to tackle a range of agenda items, with the most notable being the proposed changes to the Mansfield airport runway and taxiway. The commission also discussed the possibility of returning to in-person meetings as well as various ongoing projects requiring further deliberation.

$20,000 Donation to Jake’s Law Playground Highlights Gloucester Town Council Meeting

Overview: In a Gloucester Town Council meeting filled with community engagement and municipal matters, a significant highlight was the presentation of a $20,000 donation to support the establishment of Jake’s Law Playground at the Valley Brook Complex. This initiative, designed for special needs individuals, faced funding challenges that were alleviated through the support of local business and community leaders, notably Jason Obiaak, vice president of Penote Tech, and COO Chris Ryan, who presented the contribution. The council expressed gratitude, emphasizing the importance of community involvement in overcoming such hurdles.