Tracy City Council Approves Sale of EDA Lots and Discusses Traffic Control Measures

Overview: The Tracy City Council meeting saw the approval of the sale of two city-owned lots on 2nd Street, a decision aimed at fostering residential development. The council also focused on enhancing traffic safety by introducing radar signs to mitigate speeding concerns as vehicles enter the city.

Revere City Council Maintains Ban on Non-Medical Marijuana, Sparks Public Debate

Overview: In a meeting filled with contentious issues, the Revere City Council decided to maintain the ban on non-medical marijuana establishments. This decision came after a debate on whether to bring the matter to a public hearing or keep it on file, effectively prolonging the prohibition. The majority of council members voted to keep the ordinance on file, with dissenting voices advocating for transparency and community involvement in the decision-making process.

Summit City Council Eyes Energy Aggregation Program to Lower Resident Costs

Overview: The Summit City Council meeting was marked by in-depth discussions on initiatives aimed at reducing costs for residents, particularly through a proposed energy aggregation program. The program, which would allow Summit to collaborate with other municipalities to purchase energy, was a focal point. Additionally, the meeting addressed various community and financial management issues, including affordable housing expenditures, staffing shortages, and public safety concerns.

Dunstable Board of Selectmen Approves Cable License Renewal Amid Traffic Safety Concerns

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Dunstable Board of Selectmen approved the renewal of the Charter Spectrum cable television license for a ten-year term, noting changes in the cable industry, while residents expressed deep concerns about traffic safety and enforcement on local roads.

Lawrence City Council Denies Zoning Change Request for South Broadway Property

Overview: In a recent Lawrence City Council meeting, a proposal to amend the zoning map for a property on South Broadway from R2 to B1 was notable. The council decided to withdraw this item from their agenda without a vote, following a court decision and a Lawrence Planning Board recommendation to deny the request. Additionally, discussions were held on traffic and parking issues, including handicap parking requests and traffic control on East Haverhill Street.