Loxahatchee Groves Council Tackles Road Safety, RV Regulations, and Funding for School Crossing Guards

Overview: The recent Loxahatchee Groves Town Council meeting addressed community concerns, including road safety issues, proposed changes to recreational vehicle (RV) regulations, and the funding of school crossing guards. Discussions also touched on the town’s comprehensive planning efforts, upcoming community events, and various funding challenges.

New Ulm City Council Faces Heated Debate Over Proposed Apartment Complex Rezoning

Overview: The New Ulm City Council convened on June 2, 2026, to deliberate on pressing local issues, prominently featuring a rezoning proposal for a new apartment complex on North Highland Avenue. The council also unanimously approved several event-related liquor licenses and accepted significant grants for municipal projects.

Newbury Conservation Commission Limits Residential Project to Protect Wetlands

Overview: In a recent remote meeting, the Newbury Conservation Commission focused on environmental regulations, particularly concerning a proposed residential development on Central Street, and discussed various projects impacting local wetlands. The commission methodically reviewed plans, imposing conditions to protect sensitive ecological areas.

Falmouth Select Board Tackles Leadership Changes, School Safety, and Affordable Housing

Overview: During the recent Falmouth Select Board meeting, multiple issues were discussed, including the appointment of a new board chair, structural concerns at North Falmouth Elementary School, and the approval of funding for affordable housing projects. The meeting also highlighted the creation of a watershed management task force and the formulation of an artificial intelligence policy intended to guide the town’s employees.

Westport Select Board Rejects Water Rate Increase Amid Budget Concerns

Overview: In a move, the Westport Select Board voted unanimously to maintain the current water rate of $8.30 per CCF, countering a proposal for a 5% increase put forth by the town administrator. The decision was made during the June 1, 2026 meeting, where board members weighed the necessity of the increase against recommendations from the Infrastructure Oversight Committee (IOC) and the town’s recent budget achievements.