Kingston Planning Board Faces Resident Concerns Over Subdivision and Church Parking Project

Overview: The Kingston Planning Board meeting on May 11, 2026, addressed a diverse range of topics, notably a proposed five-lot subdivision on Forest Street and a church’s parking lot project. Both issues attracted public interest, with residents voicing concerns about potential impacts on their properties and the community.

Plymouth County Board Approves Men’s Health Week Proclamation and Reviews Budget, Health Programs

Overview: During the recent Plymouth County Commissioners meeting, a proclamation for Men’s Health Awareness Month was unanimously approved, emphasizing the importance of preventative healthcare and mental health awareness for men. Additionally, the meeting covered budget discussions for 2027, updates on the American Recovery Plan Act (ARPA) funds, and the progress of several county health and financial programs.

Kingston Sewer Commission Reviews Miramar Project, Approves Sewer Connection Billing Agreement

Overview: The Kingston Sewer Commission meeting focused on infrastructure improvements, highlighted by the approval of the sewer connection billing agreement for the Miramar project. In addition, updates were provided on various utility and personnel matters, as well as discussions on financial planning, paving, and upcoming town meeting preparations.

Kingston Board Faces Criticism Over 40B Housing Law Inaction and Approves Key Appointments

Overview: At the recent Kingston Board of Selectmen meeting, a resident raised concerns about the lack of action regarding a controversial 40B housing project, while the board made appointments to bolster local law enforcement and other civic services. The meeting also addressed budget updates and the need for increased public participation in town governance.

Kingston Board of Selectmen Confronts Tobacco Violations Amid Business Ownership Changes

Overview: The Kingston Board of Selectmen meeting was dominated by discussions of tobacco and liquor violations involving local businesses, as well as frustrations with delayed state notifications of infractions. The board addressed the complexities of holding new business owners accountable for past violations, debated the fairness of imposed penalties, and deliberated on community safety through increased training initiatives.