Kingston Board Grapples with Water Service Challenges and New Well Project Timelines

Overview: The Kingston Board of Water Commissioners recently focused on issues, including a complex water service request for a property on Landing Road and the intricate timelines associated with a new well project.

Kingston Board of Selectmen Address Dog Waste at Beach, Announce Summer Plans, and Discuss Budget Changes

Overview: The Kingston Board of Selectmen convened to tackle pressing community issues, including the persistent problem of dog waste at local beaches, updates on recreational and community programs, and a change to the town meeting date due to budget finalizations.

Plymouth County Commissioners Weigh Regionalization Amid Fiscal Challenges and Public Misconceptions

Overview: At their recent meeting, the Plymouth Board of County Commissioners delved into the prospects and challenges of regionalization as a response to financial pressures faced by local governments. The meeting featured discussions on enhancing regional collaboration, misinformation surrounding county governance, and the inclusion of external expertise in the budget process. Emphasizing the county’s potential role as a hub for shared services, the commissioners explored ways to address budget constraints, while also tackling issues of public perception and communication.

Kingston Board Approves $1,500 Funding for Scout Camperships Amid Varied Community Concerns

Overview: The Kingston Board of Selectmen meeting on April 21, 2026, was marked by a series of significant approvals and discussions, including the allocation of $1,500 to Troop 49 for summer camperships, the extension of the police chief’s contract, and deliberations on potential conflicts of interest within election duties. The board also navigated financial updates and ongoing infrastructure projects.

Kingston Selectmen Schedule Annual Town Meeting for June 6, Amid Scheduling Conflicts

Overview: The Kingston Board of Selectmen decided to reschedule the annual town meeting to June 6. The decision was driven by the need for additional time to finalize financial preparations and to ensure accuracy in the town budget. This rescheduling aims to avoid conflicts with local graduations and other events in June.