Lakeville Superintendent Resigns Amid Health Concerns and Leadership Challenges

Overview: At the Lakeville Select Board meeting, the most development was the resignation of the superintendent due to health issues and a challenging work environment. Other topics included educational initiatives, technology upgrades, and budgetary considerations.

Lakeville Select Board Faces Environmental and Housing Challenges Amid Development Concerns

Overview: The Lakeville Select Board meeting on January 6, 2025, centered around environmental and community planning debates, particularly concerning the proposed development projects and their implications on affordable housing, open space preservation, and local infrastructure. The board’s discussions highlighted the town’s complex balancing act between facilitating development and maintaining its environmental and community values.

Jared Valena Sworn In as New Chairman, Outlines Vision for Plymouth County’s Future

Overview: In a development for Plymouth County governance, Jared Valena was sworn in as a County Commissioner and subsequently appointed as Chairman for 2025. The meeting, which was broadcast live on YouTube, also saw the swearing-in of John Buckley as Register of Deeds, highlighting a new chapter for leadership in the county.

Lakeville Conservation Commission Discusses Rocky Woods Development and Environmental Concerns

Overview: During a recent meeting of the Lakeville Conservation Commission, members and community participants focused on the potential environmental and regulatory implications of proposed development projects in the Rocky Woods area. The meeting delved into the specifics of two potential developments: an Open Space Residential Development (OSRD) and a 40B project, with discussions highlighting the need for thorough environmental assessments and regulatory compliance.

Plymouth County Secures Full Allocation of Federal Relief Funds, Enhancing Local Infrastructure

Overview: During the recent Plymouth Board of County Commissioners meeting, officials confirmed that Plymouth County successfully allocated all $99 million received from the American Rescue Plan Act. This achievement was highlighted as a collective effort involving various offices and partnerships, and it underscored the county’s efficient use of resources with administrative costs kept remarkably low at around 1%.