Flemington Borough Council Debates Snow Removal and Parking Amid Community Concerns

Overview: The recent Flemington Borough Council meeting, held on February 9, 2026, revolved around issues of snow removal responsibilities and parking regulations, alongside reports on local infrastructure projects and community engagements. Discussions highlighted the need for clearer communication and strategic planning to address these challenges.

Fall River Community Preservation Committee Approves Funding for Key Projects Amidst Debate Over Bonding Strategy

Overview: The Fall River Community Preservation Committee (CPC) convened to deliberate on funding allocations for various community projects, with discussions predominantly focused on the approval of funds for initiatives and the strategic use of bonding. The committee approved several funding requests, including significant proposals for historic preservation and open space projects. Amidst these approvals, there was an ongoing debate regarding the necessity and implications of bonding, especially in a year marked by competitive funding needs.

East Grand Forks School Board Explores Extensive Facilities Survey to Address Community Needs

Overview: The East Grand Forks Public School Board meeting presented a comprehensive examination of the district’s facilities and operational needs, focusing on a community engagement survey set to conclude by March 23rd. This survey aims to gather community feedback on the district’s priorities.

New Ulm Park & Recreation Commission Approves New Digital Scoreboard for Johnson Park

Overview: The New Ulm Park & Recreation Commission convened on February 9, 2026, to discuss several topics, including the approval of a new digital scoreboard for Johnson Park, the adoption of Adams Park by a local family, and the authorization of temporary camping for an upcoming BMX event. The meeting addressed both longstanding issues and new initiatives aimed at enhancing community recreational facilities and activities.

Triton Central School Board Welcomes New Head Football Coach, Honors Longtime Leader

Overview: At the recent Triton Central School Board meeting, the board announced the hiring of Tim Kegley as the new head football coach, following the retirement of longtime coach and physical education teacher, Tim Abel. Abel, who decided to retire at the end of the academic year, was recognized for his contributions over thirteen years. The board unanimously approved Kegley’s appointment, citing his established relationships within the school and community as a key factor in their decision.