Cape May City Council Discusses Recycling Ordinance Changes and Preservation Efforts

Overview: The Cape May City Council held a discussion on March 18, 2025, regarding revisions to the city’s recycling practices and explored various resolutions, including those related to preservation grants and infrastructure improvements, during their meeting at City Hall Auditorium.

Reading Select Board Tackles MWRA Fee Dispute and Prepares for Fire Chief Transition

Overview: In a recent session, the Reading Select Board discussed various topics, including a potential refund of Reading’s $10.9 million Massachusetts Water Resources Authority (MWRA) entrance fee and the process of appointing a new fire chief. The meeting also covered updates on the town’s master plan, waste disposal contracts, and the rollout of a new trash and recycling cart program.

Nisswa City Council Explores Park Improvements Amid Fundraising Challenges

Overview: At the Nisswa City Council meeting on March 18, 2025, attention was directed towards the city’s park systems, with discussions encompassing infrastructure challenges, funding strategies, and community engagement efforts. The council considered various improvement plans for the Nisswa Community Center and City Park, emphasizing the need for strategic financial planning and community involvement to achieve these goals.

Pine Island Council Tackles Opioid Crisis and Infrastructure Challenges

Overview: The Pine Island City Council meeting focused on addressing the local opioid crisis, advancing community health initiatives, and tackling infrastructure issues, including a significant sanitary sewer project and the repair of deteriorating manholes.

Oronoco City Council Tackles Flood Repairs and Fireworks Funding Amid Budget Concerns

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Oronoco City Council addressed issues including urgent flood damage repairs and the future of fireworks funding, alongside considerations for new city hires and updates to existing infrastructure. The council prioritized flood repair efforts following significant damage from a June event. Discussions also highlighted concerns about sustaining the annual fireworks display as rising costs and diminishing sponsorship present challenges.