Kingston Planning Board Approves Conversion of Office Space to Residential Units

Overview: During the Kingston Planning Board meeting on November 10, 2025, the board approved a special permit for Osprey Realty Trust to convert office space into residential units on Old Orchard Lane. This decision, seen as a development in addressing local housing needs, was met with unanimous approval from the board. The permit allows for the conversion of office space into two residential units, contingent on several conditions, including compliance with lighting regulations and back tax payments, and installation of a lockbox for the commercial section of the building.

Plymouth County Commissioners Approve New Parking Management Contract with Park Plymouth

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Plymouth Board of County Commissioners ratified an agreement with the Plymouth Growth and Development Corporation, also known as Park Plymouth, to provide parking ticket and permit management services. The Deputy Treasurer presented the contract, explaining that the county’s technology investment attracted Park Plymouth to the program, which 46 other communities have already joined. The arrangement promises financial benefits for Park Plymouth and the county, and aims to improve public service by ensuring more equitable processes for motorists.

Residents Raise Concerns Over Traffic and Safety in Proposed Kingston Development

Overview: During the Kingston Zoning Board meeting on November 5, 2025, the primary focus was on a proposed residential development by Kushman Farms LLC, which raised concerns regarding traffic congestion and safety among local residents. The project, set to occupy a 12.7-acre parcel on Kushman Drive, includes plans for 144 residential units and 264 parking spaces, but has faced scrutiny from community members worried about its impact on their neighborhood’s character and infrastructure.

Kingston Plans Community Events with 300th Anniversary Celebrations on the Horizon

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Kingston Board of Selectmen, discussions covered the town’s upcoming community events, notably the 300th anniversary celebrations. Key topics included a series of planned events, fundraising initiatives, and promotional strategies, all aimed at engaging the community and securing necessary financial support for the festivities.

Four-Day Work Week Approved for Kingston Townhouse Amidst Community Discussions

Overview: The Kingston Board of Selectmen has approved the continuation of a four-day work week for the townhouse, effective January 1. The decision, passed with a four to one vote, follows a successful trial period and reflects a broader trend toward reduced work hours. The meeting also covered the acceptance of donations, appointments of new officers, and preparations for upcoming community events and fiscal responsibilities.