Denville School Board Celebrates Green Team’s Bronze Award and Tackles AI Policy Revisions

Overview: During the recent Denville School Board meeting, the board celebrated the district’s green team for securing a bronze award and discussed revisions to AI policies. The meeting also highlighted student performance improvements in standardized tests and addressed teacher experience disparities between schools.

Amherst Zoning Board Evaluates Solar Array Proposal Amid Other Key Deliberations

Overview: The Amherst Zoning Board of Appeals tackled several significant agenda items during a recent meeting, focusing primarily on the continuation of a special permit application for a solar array on East Pleasant Street. The board also discussed procedural issues for a property on High Street and approved a conversion proposal for a residential structure, alongside other administrative matters.

Homestead Unveils $275 Million Sports Hub Amid Strategic Growth Initiatives

Overview: In a recent Homestead City Council meeting, developments were announced, including a $275 million privately funded sports performance hub aimed at boosting economic growth and transforming the city into a destination for world-class sports facilities. The meeting also highlighted the city’s comprehensive plans for infrastructure improvements, community engagement, and internal modernization, all aimed at fostering a thriving and resilient community.

Indian River Shores City Council Navigates School District Successes, Tax Reform Proposals, and Utility Challenges

Overview: During the Indian River Shores City Council meeting on October 23, 2025, members discussed several issues including significant achievements in the local school district, proposed property tax reforms, and escalating utility financing costs. The council also addressed changes in waste management services and public safety regulations concerning electric bicycles and golf carts.

Kingston Sewer Commission Grapples with Equipment Failures and Staffing Challenges Amidst Infrastructure Upgrades

Overview: The Kingston Sewer Commission meeting on October 23rd focused on significant operational challenges, including unexpected equipment failures and ongoing staffing shortages, which are impacting the wastewater treatment facility’s efficiency. Discussions also touched upon the need for infrastructure updates and financial planning, as well as preparation for the upcoming annual town meeting.