Halifax Board of Selectmen Seeks New Zoning Board Member Amid Resignations

Overview: The Halifax Board of Selectmen is seeking applicants for the Zoning Board of Appeals following the resignation of long-time member Peter Parcelin. The board emphasized the importance of filling the vacancy to ensure the board operates at full capacity and encouraged residents with zoning experience to submit talent bank forms. The position requires a commitment to monthly meetings, and the board expressed gratitude for Parcelin’s service.

Wildwood Crest Borough Secures $3 Million Grant for Park Boulevard

Overview: During a recent meeting of the Wildwood Crest Borough Council, a major announcement was made regarding a grant application for Park Boulevard, which has been accepted and ranked. The project stands to receive up to $3 million in principal forgiveness, easing the financial burden on the municipality. This development marks a substantial step forward for the community’s infrastructure improvements. The council’s engineer provided a detailed overview, revealing that the project’s total projected cost is approximately $6 million. To capitalize on the grant, the council must expedite the design phase and move to bid by June 30, 2026. The engineer suggested the possibility of completing the project in phases, which could allow the municipality to undertake a $3 million segment without any cost to taxpayers, a strategic approach that could optimize the use of available funds.

Norton Planning Board Faces Complexities with Multi-Unit Housing and Infrastructure Projects

Overview: The Norton Planning Board meeting addressed several intricate and contentious development proposals, including a multifaceted housing project at zero Mansfield Avenue and a senior housing initiative. These discussions involved zoning challenges, community impact considerations, and infrastructure planning.

Minneapolis City Council Tackles Legislative Proposals and Federal Budget Updates

Overview: The Minneapolis City Council meeting on November 18, 2025, addressed several topics, including proposals for legislative policy positions to be considered in the upcoming year, a proposed statewide food disposal ban, and updates on federal budget developments impacting the city.

Chairman Welch’s Leadership and Urban Services Expansion Dominate Leon County Council Meeting

Overview: The recent Leon County Council meeting saw a focus on leadership transitions, urban services area expansions, and community achievements. The meeting was marked by the transition of leadership within the council, the discussion on the urban services area, and various recognitions of community contributions and achievements.