RNC Prime Properties’ Development Plans Take Center Stage at Washington Township Meeting

Overview: The Washington Township Planning Board meeting, held on January 7, 2026, was dominated by discussions on development applications, most notably concerning RNC Prime Properties. The board reviewed plans for two separate sites, focusing on zoning compliance, tree removal and replacement, and the structural specifications of the proposed developments. In addition to development discussions, the meeting also addressed procedural aspects, such as the appointment of new board members and planning dates for the year.

Swampscott Select Board Tackles Staffing, Solid Waste, and Affordable Housing in Lengthy Meeting

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Swampscott Select Board made strides in addressing staffing within town government, updating solid waste management strategies, and progressing an affordable housing project. Among the topics discussed were the appointments of a new finance director and town clerk, the potential transition to automated waste collection systems, and developments in a local housing project.

Natick Select Board Approves Water Bill Abatements Amid Resident Concerns and Financial Forecasts

Overview: The Natick Select Board meeting addressed issues, including approving water bill abatements for residents experiencing unusually high charges, tackling the complexities of water billing disputes, and discussing the town’s escalating capital expenditures amidst rising costs. The board also considered sewer infrastructure improvements and community enhancements.

Mahwah School Board Discusses Bond Referendum and Facility Improvements at January Meeting

Overview: In the latest meeting held on January 7, 2026, the Mahwah School Board focused on discussions regarding an upcoming bond referendum, set for a special election on March 10. This referendum, which will appear in two separate questions on the ballot, aims to address district-wide maintenance, repairs, and infrastructure needs, as well as larger additions and programmatic enhancements.

Hamilton School Board Applauds Community Support Amid New Leadership and Safety Initiatives

Overview: The Hamilton Township School Board meeting focused on community collaboration, the election of new leadership, and initiatives to improve student safety and engagement.