Englewood City Council Recognizes Mariah School’s 60th Anniversary and Promotes Officer to Sergeant

Overview: The Englewood City Council meeting was highlighted by a resolution honoring the Mariah School’s 60th anniversary and the promotion of Officer Anthony Gallo to Sergeant in the Englewood Police Department. The meeting also addressed updated flood hazard regulations and various city ordinances, engaging the public on issues like affordable housing and traffic concerns.

Manchester-By-The-Sea Select Board Faces Complex Decisions on Mooring Regulations and Budget Adjustments

Overview: During the recent Manchester-By-The-Sea Select Board meeting, discussions centered around the complexities of mooring regulations and the implications of budget adjustments. The board addressed the allocation of additional mooring permits to Manchester Marine, highlighting the need to amend existing bylaws to avoid inconsistencies and ensure fairness. Concurrently, the board deliberated on the necessity of budgetary changes amid ongoing economic uncertainties and discussed staffing needs in several town departments.

Blandford Select Board Discusses Bel Flur Agreement Amid Tax Base Concerns

Overview: During the recent Blandford Select Board meeting, topics included the ongoing negotiations of the Bel Flur agreement, the anticipated reimbursement from the Massachusetts Works grant, community service initiatives, and the implications of a new property acquisition project on Chester Road by the Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR).

Berkeley Heights Environmental Commission Tackles Stormwater Ordinance Amid Concerns

Overview: The Berkeley Heights Environmental Commission meeting on March 17th focused on updates to the stormwater ordinance, the management of impervious surfaces on residential properties, and various community environmental initiatives. Attendees addressed ongoing concerns regarding council responsiveness to expert feedback and discussed measures to improve local environmental conditions.

Granby Select Board Appoints Interim Town Administrator Amid Infrastructure Concerns and Budget Challenges

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Granby Select Board appointed Christopher Martin as the interim Town Administrator until June 2025, while addressing issues involving infrastructure maintenance, budget constraints, and environmental regulations. Martin, who is also the town accountant, will work up to 30 hours a week, balancing his new role with existing duties.