What happened on Sunday, 30 March 2025
Enrolled House Bills, 2025 House and Senate Bills, Montana Legislation Bills, Montana
House Bill 88 revises laws for automatic return of unclaimed property to owners in Montana.
RSU 10, School Districts, Maine
The board prohibited a member's spouse from coaching due to statutory restrictions on nepotism.
Town of Essex, Essex County, Massachusetts
After legal review and industry changes, BB Botanics tentatively agreed to one‑time payments to resolve outstanding host community items; the board authorized the chairman to sign a unified host community agreement after language is finalized.
City Council Meetings, City of Scottsbluff, Scotts Bluff County, Nebraska
Old West Balloon Fest wins national bid for 2026-2028 with community and marketing efforts.
Taxes, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Minnesota
Senator Weber seeks aid for small cities struggling with financial reporting to secure funds
Town of Essex, Essex County, Massachusetts
Selectmen authorized a $41,900 contract for joinery and assembly of a post‑and‑beam restroom at Centennial Grove and heard updates on downtown landscaping, Paglia Park restoration, Folsom Pavilion utilities and cottage rental plans; cottage fee schedule was introduced but tabled for later revision.
RSU 10, School Districts, Maine
RSU 10 finalizes budget adjustments amid increasing student enrollment and expanding program offerings.
City Council Meetings, City of Scottsbluff, Scotts Bluff County, Nebraska
Council approves ten SDLs for Flyover Brewing's summer concert series at Eighteenth Street Plaza
RSU 10, School Districts, Maine
Summary of formal motions and outcomes recorded at the RSU 10 school board meeting, including agenda changes, personnel contract actions, policy first readings, and volunteer coaching approval.
RSU 10, School Districts, Maine
A motion to rescind recently adopted Title IX–related policies and return to 2020 language failed at the RSU 10 meeting. Public commenters urged immediate action, saying the district risks federal funding if policies remain unchanged.
Town of Essex, Essex County, Massachusetts
The Manchester‑Essex Regional School District budget and a proposed $698,196 override were reviewed by the Town of Essex finance committee and discussed at the Selectmen meeting; the board moved to add and close the annual town meeting warrant including the override language.
Taxes, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Minnesota
Senate leaders advocate for continued funding of Angel Investment Tax Credit to foster innovation.
Coffee County, School Districts, Tennessee
The Coffee County Board of Education accepted two finalists recommended by the Tennessee School Boards Association, amended the slate to add two internal candidates, set interview dates in April and voted not to livestream the interviews (recordings will be posted later).
City Council Meetings, City of Scottsbluff, Scotts Bluff County, Nebraska
Empowering Families introduces civic engagement program and leadership academy for local youth.
RSU 10, School Districts, Maine
After more than two hours of public comment and board discussion on proposed cuts, RSU 10 directors agreed to restore an elementary social worker and a behavior interventionist to the draft budget and directed administrators to identify other reductions to meet the districts target.
Taxes, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Minnesota
Senate File 2880, the annual public‑finance bill from the Minnesota Institute of Public Finance, would make multiple technical changes to bond notice deadlines, definitions of eligible projects and related deadlines; the committee heard the institute’s representative and laid the bill over.
Wasatch County School District, Utah School Boards, Utah
The Wasatch County School District Board of Education on Thursday approved final trust‑land plans for secondary and elementary schools and approved multiple procurement items — including asphalt maintenance, furniture for the new high school, fertilizer service and a replacement maintenance truck — and tabled consideration of the State Road 113 RFP
Salem City, Essex County, Massachusetts
The Salem City Administration and Finance Committee voted 5-0 on March 27 to leave a $25,000 appropriation request for one year of wastewater surveillance for H5N1 (avian influenza) in committee for further review and referral to the Board of Health.
City Council Meetings, City of Scottsbluff, Scotts Bluff County, Nebraska
Council issues negative recommendation on Troy Little's liquor license due to undisclosed convictions.
Taxes, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Minnesota
Supporters from Medical Alley and Minnesota startups urged the Taxes Committee to approve Senate File 2879, which would extend and modify the state's Angel Investment Tax Credit to encourage early‑stage investment and retain startups in Minnesota. The committee laid the bill over for further work.
COMAL ISD, School Districts, Texas
Board unanimously approves $3,025,714 contract for fiber optic network expansion.
City Council Meetings, City of Scottsbluff, Scotts Bluff County, Nebraska
Students reflect on voting rights and community involvement during engagement session.
Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection, Executive , Massachusetts
DEP maintains progress on projects with current funding sources, reports no significant impacts.
Town of Greenwich, Fairfield, Connecticut
Over 500,000 visitors to Tod's Point stress urgent need for sidewalks and safety enhancements.
COMAL ISD, School Districts, Texas
Board members discuss bond project funding and transparency improvements at Comal ISD meeting
Taxes, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Minnesota
The Taxes Committee agreed to amendment language that would forgive reporting‑related penalties and restore local government aid payments for three small cities; the bill was laid over for further consideration after testimony from local officials.
City Council Meetings, City of Scottsbluff, Scotts Bluff County, Nebraska
Council greenlights liquor license for wine tasting to raise funds for art center repairs.
Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection, Executive , Massachusetts
LSPA announces vacancy on 21J board following Paul McNeil's retirement and seeks candidates.
COMAL ISD, School Districts, Texas
Board allocates funds for press box safety enhancements after non-approval from voters.
Town of Greenwich, Fairfield, Connecticut
Katie Larrow highlights safety issues and community support for sidewalks in local streets.
Town of Greenwich, Fairfield, Connecticut
Department of Public Works highlights sidewalk demand for safe pedestrian access at Tod's Point.
Taxes, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Minnesota
Senate File 1197 would provide state aid to school districts that pass local operating levies to offset costs attributed to seasonal recreation properties (cabins), aiming to ease levy pressure where cabins inflate referendum burdens. The bill was discussed and laid over for further review of fiscal impacts.
Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection, Executive , Massachusetts
MassDEP emphasizes PFAS notifications and resources for private well owners amid ongoing research.
COMAL ISD, School Districts, Texas
Construction updates reveal significant advancements in facility improvements and budget allocations.
Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection, Executive , Massachusetts
MassDEP said it will provide bottled water and install point-of-entry treatment for private wells where PFAS concentrations meet the agency's imminent-hazard threshold (90 ng/L). The agency reported 191 PFAS notifications for waste-site cleanup and 59 installed treatment systems in its program.
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Humphreys aims to educate and spark discussions about government accountability and civic engagement.
Taxes, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Minnesota
Senate File 2765 would exempt small rural ambulance services (revenues under $10 million and located outside the seven‑county metro plus named cities) from the state healthcare provider tax. The Taxes Committee voted to send the measure to Health and Human Services without recommendation after testimony from rural EMS leaders.
Town of Greenwich, Fairfield, Connecticut
Students advocate for sidewalks on Shore Road to enhance community safety and connectivity.
COMAL ISD, School Districts, Texas
Comal ISD secures funding to enhance network resilience and reduce expenses through E-rate collaboration.
COMAL ISD, School Districts, Texas
Parent alleges misconduct and cover-ups by Comal ISD officials regarding student injuries.
Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection, Executive , Massachusetts
MassDEP said it mailed 74 annual certification letters to property owners with active exposure-pathway mitigation measures and included a request for shutdown-restart tests under the 2024 MCP amendments to verify telemetry.
Taxes, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Minnesota
Senate File 2413, sponsored by Sen. Mann, would assess Minnesota hospitals to generate the state share needed to draw federal Medicaid directed payments and return supplemental payments to hospitals. The Taxes Committee voted to send the bill to Health and Human Services without recommendation.
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Student intern facilitates funding for key Utah Valley projects while navigating political landscape.
Town of Greenwich, Fairfield, Connecticut
Community members urge funding for safer sidewalks amid increasing foot traffic concerns.
Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection, Executive , Massachusetts
MassDEP said a technical change will make the data portal's regulatory-status field update daily after an automated process left the field blank for much of recent days. The agency plans a full data refresh beginning Friday at 8 p.m., expected to finish Saturday morning.
COMAL ISD, School Districts, Texas
Board recognizes Isabel Sickler and state swimming qualifiers during open session.
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James Humphreys discusses his extensive background in legislative leadership and media.
Town of Greenwich, Fairfield, Connecticut
Local residents call for a sidewalk to enhance safety near a hazardous bus stop.
Taxes, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Minnesota
The Minnesota Senate Taxes Committee on April 1 voted to send Senate File 1402 to the Health and Human Services Committee without recommendation. Authored by Sen. Ann Wicklund, the bill implements a 2024 DHS rate study to raise Medicaid outpatient mental‑health and clinic reimbursement rates and funds those increases with a managed‑care‑organizaion
Rio Grande City, Starr County, Texas
City achieves historic sales tax revenue, reflecting increased consumer spending and inflation.
COMAL ISD, School Districts, Texas
Smithson Valley High School celebrates swim and wrestling achievements at state competitions.
Rio Grande City, Starr County, Texas
Board authorizes $31,070 for International Drive and amends agreements for two business prospects.
Boulder, Boulder County, Colorado
Boulder Housing Coalition creates affordable co-ops for low-income residents and minority groups.
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Arts and Humanities Senator organizes tours to advocate for Browning Center renovations.
Town of Greenwich, Fairfield, Connecticut
Residents urge committee to approve $1.25M for completing Shore Road sidewalk for safety.
Boulder, Boulder County, Colorado
City staff updated the Housing Advisory Board on the countywide 1B affordable‑housing funding approved in 2023; Boulder is slated to receive an estimated additional roughly $3 million per year for affordable housing after a regional allocation formula and administrative set‑asides.
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Utah activist initiates podcast to improve civic education and government understanding.
COMAL ISD, School Districts, Texas
Parent advocates for children's education access amid challenges with COMAL ISD enrollment procedures.
Boulder, Boulder County, Colorado
At its March 26 meeting the Boulder Housing Advisory Board voted to form a subcommittee to develop proposed priorities and a draft statement for City Council on housing solutions related to homelessness; members named to the panel were Stephen Hennessy and Corinne Hoskins.
Environment, Climate, and Legacy, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Minnesota
Senate file 25 27 35 aims to address environmental risks from abandoned boats.
Boulder, Boulder County, Colorado
The Boulder Housing Advisory Board convened a panel of practitioners and nonprofits on March 26 to discuss shared-housing approaches — from homemate selection to co‑buying and cooperative rental models — as tools to use existing housing more efficiently and expand affordability.
Town of Greenwich, Fairfield, Connecticut
Residents Ryan Monroe and Odell Rota urge funding for sidewalks and the Wallace Center.
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Student invites administration to assist but receives refusal and criticism instead.
Boulder, Boulder County, Colorado
City of Boulder recognizes indigenous heritage during agenda approval and meeting commencement.
COMAL ISD, School Districts, Texas
Summarized formal votes taken in open session on March 27: consent agenda approved, 2025–26 staffing allocations approved, and E‑rate fiber contract authorized.
Environment, Climate, and Legacy, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Minnesota
Netske requests funding to maintain floodplain management efforts in Southwestern Minnesota.
Town of Greenwich, Fairfield, Connecticut
Community members urge funding for sidewalks on Shore Road to enhance pedestrian safety.
Taunton Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
Lisa Freitas and Jessica Bennett recognized for exceptional contributions to preschool community
Governor Cox Monthly News Conferences, Utah Governor Spencer Cox, Utah Governors, Utah Executive Branch, Utah
Governor expresses concern over Sundance's potential departure tied to pride flag display bill.
COMAL ISD, School Districts, Texas
During public comment at the March 27 meeting two speakers alleged problems: one speaker accused district staff of deleting video evidence and retaliating against a family; another said children enrolled under an Address Confidentiality Program were blocked from returning to their neighborhood campus and were missing nearly a month of school.
Town of Greenwich, Fairfield, Connecticut
Janet Stone McWiggen advocates for sustainable budgeting and highlights key community needs.
Environment, Climate, and Legacy, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Minnesota
Senators introduce legislation to hold owners accountable for abandoned watercraft in shared waters.
COMAL ISD, School Districts, Texas
Comal ISD officials summarized corrective actions taken after a TEA intruder-detection audit; staff said specifics of findings and corrective measures are restricted by TEA and will be discussed further in closed session.
Taunton Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
Michael Fox recognized for establishing Taunton High's Hall of Fame as Tim McWilliams retires.
Humboldt Unified District (4469), School Districts, Arizona
HUSD reduces school report card gap and increases student growth while targeting proficiency.
Town of Greenwich, Fairfield, Connecticut
Speakers at the Board of Estimate and Taxation public hearing urged full funding for the Commission on Aging/Wallace Center and warned that proposed unspecified budget cuts could harm town services; the Holly Hill transfer station was named as a pressing infrastructure priority.
COMAL ISD, School Districts, Texas
Trustees approved staff allocations for the 2025–26 school year based on demographic projections and a staffing model; the approval includes additional contingency allocations for anticipated but unspecified growth.
Environment, Climate, and Legacy, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Minnesota
The Environmental Quality Board asked the committee to repeal two obsolete reporting provisions — one requiring a recurring mandatory categories report and another tied to silica‑sand review thresholds — noting those reports are duplicative or superseded by existing rules; the committee laid both bills over.
Taunton Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
A Taunton resident asked the School Committee to name the building at 66 Summer Street for the late Carol A. Doherty, citing her long career in education and public service. School officials said the public comment period remains open through the committee's April 2 meeting.
Humboldt Unified District (4469), School Districts, Arizona
Math teacher Holly Norell raises concerns over insurance changes affecting employee costs.
Town of Greenwich, Fairfield, Connecticut
Dozens of Old Greenwich residents, including children and parents, urged the Board of Estimate and Taxation during a budget public hearing to fund design and construction of sidewalks on Shore Road to improve safety and pedestrian access to Tod's Point.
Amador County, California
Jackson Lions lead 5 to 1 against Dirt Devils at Little League opening night.
COMAL ISD, School Districts, Texas
The board voted 6-0 March 27 to contract through an E‑rate collaborative to expand the district fiber network; staff said the project will create multiple ringed paths and substantially reduce the district’s out-of-pocket cost through E‑rate discounts.
COMAL ISD, School Districts, Texas
On March 27 the Comal ISD Board received a detailed bond and capital improvement update covering active 2021 and 2023 bond projects, timelines and a move to Owner Insight for public financial reporting; no formal board action was taken.
Environment, Climate, and Legacy, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Minnesota
Senate File 514 would codify a feedlot definition that exempts small backyard chicken coops (proposal suggests fewer than 12 birds) so ordinary urban and suburban chicken owners are not regulated as feedlots; the committee laid the measure over for drafting with counties and MPCA.
Sugar Land, Fort Bend County, Texas
Commission fails to approve multiplex use, aims for improved communication with residents.
Town of Greenwich, Fairfield, Connecticut
Officials remember tragedy and celebrate community during the meeting's opening ceremony.
Amador County, California
Milos Maggi replaces Denari as pitcher for Jackson Lions in competitive Little League matchup.
Humboldt Unified District (4469), School Districts, Arizona
Lake Valley Elementary recognizes Ashley Huff, Pam Maynard, and Leanne Van Dyke for dedication.
Environment, Climate, and Legacy, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Minnesota
Senate File 2345, the Department of Natural Resources policy and technical bill, was laid over after the committee adopted several author amendments including an extension of the crossbow sunset, a student‑angler catch‑and‑release amendment, and a shotgun‑zone elimination amendment; other proposed amendments were withdrawn or left for further work.
Humboldt Unified District (4469), School Districts, Arizona
Concerns about compliance and transparency arise after 64-day delay in public records request
Amador County, California
Peterson plays center field as Dirt Devils maintain undefeated start at 2-0.
Sugar Land, Fort Bend County, Texas
City staff advocate for a residential-focused development plan in response to community needs.
Town of Greenwich, Fairfield, Connecticut
Leader shares experiences and advice with students interested in government careers.
Humboldt Unified District (4469), School Districts, Arizona
Griffith emphasizes the importance of stable teams for enhancing special education services.
Environment, Climate, and Legacy, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Minnesota
Senate File 1569 would fund implementation of the 1998 Red River flood mediation agreement; proponents asked for $350,000 per year for two years to support feasibility, permitting and project work teams that leverage local, state and federal funds.
Amador County, California
Jackson Lions secure victory with strong pitching and timely hitting against Dirt Devils
Sugar Land, Fort Bend County, Texas
Council approves new mix of residential and commercial uses for final development plans
Kingston, Rockingham County, New Hampshire
Committee plans salary study to align Kingston employee compensation with comparable towns.
Amador County, California
The Jackson Lions score four runs in the fourth inning to secure victory over Dirt Devils.
Humboldt Unified District (4469), School Districts, Arizona
Board votes to partner with ASU to enhance educational opportunities for neglected students.
Town of Greenwich, Fairfield, Connecticut
Council reviews amendment for parking permits and Philippine flag raising request.
Environment, Climate, and Legacy, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Minnesota
Senate File 946 requests $190,000 per year for Area 2 Minnesota River Basin projects to support floodplain management and flood water retention in nine southwestern Minnesota counties; committee laid the bill over for further consideration.
Environment, Climate, and Legacy, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Minnesota
The Senate Environment, Climate and Legacy Committee on April 1 recommended Senate File 2735 as amended, a bill that would let the Department of Natural Resources tag abandoned watercraft and remove them from public waters and public lands if not claimed within 14 days and charge owners for removal costs.
Humboldt Unified District (4469), School Districts, Arizona
Scribe Board requests Dr. Hansen to discuss explicit material's trauma effects on children.
Amador County, California
Lions score twice after an error by Dirt Devils' pitcher Wellman.
Salem City, Essex County, Massachusetts
Councilors discuss supporting bird registration and funding talks with state and nearby communities.
Town of Greenwich, Fairfield, Connecticut
April 5 features high school jazz festival and Earth Day proclamation at Christchurch.
Salem City, Essex County, Massachusetts
Officials stress need for wastewater testing to detect potential bird flu transmissions to humans
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Political strategist James Humphreys announced a new civics-focused podcast, American Common Sense, saying the project aims to improve public understanding of government and public discourse.
Amador County, California
Jackson Lions defeat Dirt Devils on opening day of Amador County Little League East.
Boulder, Boulder County, Colorado
City council discusses commercial space usage to support Boulder arts community initiatives.
Volusia County, Florida
Community stakeholders to provide input for unmet needs and mitigation assessment post-hurricane Milton.
Town of Greenwich, Fairfield, Connecticut
At its April 3 meeting the Board of Selectmen approved minutes from March meetings and unanimously approved two nominations to town boards: David Snyder to the Board of Human Services and Stephanie Palmino to the Nathaniel Witherell board; the board also noted a recent special-meeting nomination of Stephanie Johnson to the Ethics Board for an RTM (
Boulder, Boulder County, Colorado
Engagement team develops feedback tools for Boulder Arts Week and public art projects.
Amador County, California
Jason Neri shines as Jackson Lions win 6-1 against Dirt Devils.
Volusia County, Florida
City allocates substantial funds for housing buyouts and stormwater infrastructure projects.
Town of Greenwich, Fairfield, Connecticut
The Board of Selectmen reviewed a proposed amendment to parking permit rules that would require residents to report an undelivered permit within 30 days and impose a $10 processing fee for replacement permits; the change mirrors an existing Holly Hill practice and received no substantive objections at first read.
RSU 40/MSAD 40, School Districts, Maine
Board discusses logistical feasibility of moving sixth graders to alleviate space issues.
Honolulu City, Honolulu County, Hawaii
Committee chair presented a four-year priorities framework — updating vision/mission, revising park standards and the functional plan, improving safety and maintenance, boosting revenue through fees and sponsorships, and exploring a parks special fund; Parks and Recreation director described inventory gaps and the need for professional planning.
Amador County, California
During the opening-night broadcast at John Ime Field, KVGC commentators and the umpiring crew explained several Little League playing rules and equipment standards relevant to the majors division, including continuous batting, lead-off restrictions, pitch-counts, bat certification and coach warm-ups.
Boulder, Boulder County, Colorado
At the March 26 meeting commissioners unanimously recommended initiation of two public-art projects (Central Avenue Bridge; Fire Stations 2 and 4) and approved several grant and GOS recertification reports. The motions were forwarded to the city manager or recorded as approved by the commission.
Amador County, California
The Jackson Lions defeated the Dirt Devils 6-1 at John Ime Field on opening night of Amador County Little League East, with a multi-inning offensive push and strong pitching from the Lions' staff. Game sponsors and a ceremonial first pitch were part of the evening.
Town of Greenwich, Fairfield, Connecticut
The Town of Greenwich Board of Selectmen heard an update from Eversource and its outreach contractor about temporary lane closures and overnight test-pit work on Greenwich Avenue, with officials and residents pressing for clearer outreach, daytime/overnight scheduling trade-offs and coordination on burying utility lines.
Boulder, Boulder County, Colorado
At its March 26 meeting the Miller Arts Commission discussed immediate and longer-term measures to move beyond a land acknowledgment, including compensated land-acknowledgement presentations, support for an Indigenous-inclusive artist listing, and consideration of a dedicated grant or exhibition space.
Honolulu City, Honolulu County, Hawaii
The Honolulu City Council Committee on Parks reported out three resolutions accepting gifts for city parks: trees for Keolu Drive, a ceramic kiln for Koko Head District Park and a site marker at Queen's Surf Beach Waikiki. One resolution was amended to CD1 before reporting out.
RSU 40/MSAD 40, School Districts, Maine
Board discusses classroom expansion options and student redistricting strategies to accommodate enrollment.
Volusia County, Florida
Officials present action plan utilizing $133.5M for hurricane Milton recovery efforts.
Kingston, Rockingham County, New Hampshire
Town IT will supply town email accounts for budget committee members to centralize distribution of financial materials; the chair cautioned members not to conduct committee business via group email because of Right-to-Know Act recordkeeping requirements.
Boulder, Boulder County, Colorado
Commission unanimously approves community project grants focused on local arts and theater initiatives.
Volusia County, Florida
Emergency management identifies $562 million in unmet housing and infrastructure recovery needs.
RSU 40/MSAD 40, School Districts, Maine
District plans biomass boiler installation alongside septic and HVAC improvements to save energy.
Public Officer Hearing, Knoxville City, Knox County, Tennessee
Property owner claims city mistakenly boarded 522 instead of 524 Victory Street.
Kingston, Rockingham County, New Hampshire
Members voted to try quarterly meetings (with authority to call additional meetings if issues arise); the committee selected April 30 as the next meeting date so the select board’s monthly review and department head meetings occur beforehand.
Boulder, Boulder County, Colorado
Commission discusses art initiatives and advocacy opportunities for youth in Boulder.
Volusia County, Florida
Donna Butler, director of the Office of Recovery and Resiliency, presented a draft action plan to spend $133.5 million in CDBG‑DR funds for Hurricane Milton, emphasizing that at least 15% must fund mitigation, 70% must benefit low‑ and moderate‑income households, and that buyouts would be a major component of the housing allocation.
Volusia County, Florida
Volusia County initiates funding plan following community meetings and public input survey.
Boulder, Boulder County, Colorado
Commissioners celebrate Georgia's contributions and reflect on her impactful five-year tenure.
Kingston, Rockingham County, New Hampshire
Committee members reviewed comparative salary figures, supported a professional wage-matrix study, and were told the select board plans an RFQ/RFP with a target to complete the study by late summer and use results for budget season adjustments.
Public Officer Hearing, Knoxville City, Knox County, Tennessee
The City of Knoxville public officer found 211 Richmond Avenue to be unsafe and ordered the owner to repair or demolish the house and accessory structure within 90 days, citing visible deterioration, unsecured openings, and lack of repair permits.
RSU 40/MSAD 40, School Districts, Maine
Special education staff agreements aim to resolve access issues for students and families.
Boulder, Boulder County, Colorado
Study explores emotional responses and challenges faced by dancers amid funding concerns.
Kingston, Rockingham County, New Hampshire
Committee members volunteered or were assigned liaisons for major department budgets (executive/finance, fire, police, highway) and smaller committees; members discussed separating building inspection/code enforcement and solid waste/recycling from the executive budget line.
RSU 40/MSAD 40, School Districts, Maine
Board members and staff examined preliminary redistricting maps and student data and discussed multiple options to relieve middle school crowding: targeted reassignments to nearby Friendship and Harmshoek schools, moving the entire sixth grade, repurposing the old central office for classrooms, and phasing out certain principal-staff agreements.
RSU 40/MSAD 40, School Districts, Maine
Staff reported progress on filling bus driver and mechanic positions, outlined a 4–6 week estimate for newly permitted drivers to reach the road, and said the district must plan to replace the state-funded Transfinder routing system, with an estimated $40,000 outfitting cost for on-vehicle hardware and recurring software fees.
Public Officer Hearing, Knoxville City, Knox County, Tennessee
The City of Knoxville public officer affirmed boarding charges for 5129 Tinwood Drive, 1107 Phillips Avenue, 1113 Phillips Avenue and 3700 Sevierville Pike. A family member of the Tinwood property described efforts to maintain the lot and property constraints; staff affirmed the corrective actions and charges.
RSU 40/MSAD 40, School Districts, Maine
District staff asked the board to raise the administrative bid threshold above $10,000 because rising costs make the current limit impractical; the board voted to recommend the policy committee consider raising the limit to up to $25,000.
Mercer Island School District, School Districts, Washington
More than two dozen speakers urged the board not to cut certificated librarians or reduce nursing coverage; community members also voiced broad support for the proposed facilities bond and native‑led groups asked the board to adopt a resolution to teach the history of Indian boarding schools and recognize Every Child Matters Day.
Kingston, Rockingham County, New Hampshire
At its March 26 organizational meeting the Kingston Budget Committee elected Stacy Dion chair, filled vice chair and secretary seats, and appointed Joseph Gagnon to a committee vacancy; votes carried with one abstention on multiple items.
Honolulu City, Honolulu County, Hawaii
Council grants resolution extension to support North Shore First Responders Center planning efforts.
Public Officer Hearing, Knoxville City, Knox County, Tennessee
The City of Knoxville public officer postponed a decision on boarding charges tied to 524 Victory Street after a property representative disputed the city's evidence and said the city boarded the adjacent house instead. Staff will investigate and the item was moved to next month's hearing.
Mercer Island School District, School Districts, Washington
Trustees approved the district’s 2024‑25 highly capable (ICAP) program plan required by OSPI following a presentation on universal screening (K–2 and fifth grade), identification measures (CogAT, Iowa, Torrance), service models (code 32 in general education; code 33 self‑contained) and early evidence of higher achievement and AP/honors enrollment.
RSU 40/MSAD 40, School Districts, Maine
District staff and an energy vendor outlined a FY26 capital package that would add a central biomass boiler, replace the high school septic system, and upgrade building controls; staff said an Efficiency Maine grant and ongoing thermal incentive payments improve the project economics.
Honolulu City, Honolulu County, Hawaii
Council recommends 90-day extension for easement negotiations regarding Kaiva Ridge Trail.
Sugar Land, Fort Bend County, Texas
The Planning & Zoning Commission voted 5-1 to recommend approval of a staff‑initiated general development plan (GDP) to add compact residential uses to about 30 acres on Imperial Highway 6 — provided edits and conditions requiring a commercial component and other clarifications before the item goes to City Council on April 15.
Boulder, Boulder County, Colorado
Boulder nonprofit confirms acceptance of Section 8 and property tax exemptions for low-income housing.
Boulder, Boulder County, Colorado
LiveWork Denver promotes co-buying to improve access to market rate housing.
Mercer Island School District, School Districts, Washington
Trustees voted that the superintendent met board expectations under Facilities & Capital policy (OE‑11) after staff reported heavy public and community use of buildings and ongoing safety upgrades; trustees and staff discussed campus security, camera systems and how a proposed bond could enable a more enclosed middle‑school campus.
Cottage Grove, Dane County, Wisconsin
Village outlines $3.3M borrowing plan primarily for utilities and public safety projects.
Honolulu City, Honolulu County, Hawaii
The Committee on Zoning reported multiple CD1 amendments out for adoption, postponed several items and granted extensions. Items include SMA permits in Lanikai, Kahala, Kailua, Laie and Pupukea, public infrastructure map revisions for North Shore and Koʻolau Poko, and the Hilton Hawaiian Village PDR and SMA.
Boulder, Boulder County, Colorado
Discussion encourages cultural shift to reduce stigma around shared housing solutions.
Cottage Grove, Dane County, Wisconsin
Village finance advisor presented a parameters resolution and timetable for selling up to $3,335,000 in general obligation promissory notes to fund 2025 projects, detailed project allocations, amortization periods and projections for the village debt-service levy and GEO capacity; no formal vote on the resolution appears in the transcript.
Parkway C-2, School Districts, Missouri
Doctor Richard Sylvester presents on anxiety and ADHD at corporate mental health clinic.
Honolulu City, Honolulu County, Hawaii
Committee amended the mayor’s proposed CD1 for charter amendments that would consolidate housing functions into a Department of Housing and Land Management, then postponed final action to allow further briefings and an intercommittee hearing; members asked for a visual org chart and a breakdown of positions and duties.
Wasatch County School District, Utah School Boards, Utah
Board approves Trust Lands financial plans to support academic improvement in Utah schools.
Rio Grande City, Starr County, Texas
At its March 19 meeting the Rio Grande City Commission approved ordinances on door‑to‑door solicitation and heavy/commercial truck parking, approved a first reading on tobacco/vape retail near schools, authorized grant submissions and accepted infrastructure AFA funding; the meeting included multiple contract approvals and several items moved to or
Montana Courts, Montana
Attorneys raise concerns about the court's integrity and equal treatment in legal processes.
Cottage Grove, Dane County, Wisconsin
The Cottage Grove Village Board on March 18 approved a development agreement with C.R. Cottage Grove Land LLC (Hay Day) that requires installation of streets, sewer, water, a multiuse path and a 120% letter of credit or bond to secure public improvements.
Montana Courts, Montana
Chief Justice reviews contentious pre-election hearing and attorney general's delay requests.
Honolulu City, Honolulu County, Hawaii
The Honolulu City Council Committee on Zoning reported out an amended special management area (SMA) major permit and approved a conceptual planned development resort (PDR) plan for a new 36‑story hotel tower at Hilton Hawaiian Village, with conditions that require State Historic Preservation Commission acceptance letters before construction permits
Parkway C-2, School Districts, Missouri
Kids with anxiety and ADHD face increased risks of depression and substance abuse as adults.
Keizer, Marion County, Oregon
Council members discuss establishing a vice president role to enhance leadership and operational efficiency.
Rio Grande City, Starr County, Texas
The commission approved Ramirez Construction’s bid for a standalone library expansion project under $50,000 and directed the planning department to produce full specifications and procurement documents for larger work; commissioners also asked for phased work and clarified that projects over $50,000 require full procurement.
Montana Courts, Montana
Court reviews arguments on attorney general's conduct and Commission's findings of fact.
Keizer, Marion County, Oregon
The council agreed to streamline proclamations: requests will be filed with the city recorder, the council will approve proclamations, and the city will restrict live presentations (including a 5‑minute guideline) and limit ceremonial readings to one proclamation per meeting except when council votes to extend time.
Taunton Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
Council confirms payment of $1,201,970.02 for various school-related expenses and grants.
Parkway C-2, School Districts, Missouri
Expert outlines steps to help individuals manage health-related anxiety in conversations.
Montana Courts, Montana
Attorney General asserts statements were based on legislative concerns despite potential recklessness.
Rio Grande City, Starr County, Texas
Parks and Recreation told the commission it has high registration for spring leagues, installed low-cost field improvements and is aiming to reopen Fort Ringgold within a month; staff is planning a 5K/2K run and other community events.
Keizer, Marion County, Oregon
Councilors agreed to revise how the city appoints members to internal boards and to clarify the role of council representatives to external organizations, asking staff to prepare language that preserves external bylaws and clarifies substitution and alternate requirements.
Taunton Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
The Taunton Public Schools Finance and Law Subcommittee accepted a donation of 52 $25 gift cards for multilingual students, declared surplus equipment at multiple properties with on-site sales or gifts to alumni/historical groups, received a warrant item for Coaching for Change, and approved bills payable of $1,201,970.02.
Parkway C-2, School Districts, Missouri
Expert emphasizes individualized approaches for managing children's anxiety and ADHD treatments.
Rio Grande City, Starr County, Texas
The city introduced Felice Gonzales as a new, full-time animal control director and outlined plans to expand kennels from 10 to 20, add a small clinic/visitation area and step up spay-and-neuter efforts; commissioners discussed staffing, policy updates and moving the division toward independence.
Keizer, Marion County, Oregon
The council clarified two pathways for bringing issues to the council: raising items during meetings under 'other business' for discussion or submitting items in advance to the city manager at least seven days before a regular meeting; the council reaffirmed that adding a future agenda item requires support from three councilors.
Taunton Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
At a meeting of the Taunton Public Schools Finance and Law Subcommittee, staff described a switch from FacilityDude to a city system called Master Library that will limit the district’s ability to compare school and city maintenance work orders; committee members raised concerns about monitoring, ADA repairs and the district’s share of building-dep
Montana Courts, Montana
Supreme Court examines separation of powers and due process in attorney general's discipline dispute.
Keizer, Marion County, Oregon
Council President Starr proposed creating a council vice president role to provide a third-in-line leadership option, streamline routine presiding duties and expand representation at public events; councilors asked staff to draft language and remove any reference to an 'executive committee.'
Parkway C-2, School Districts, Missouri
Experts discuss various anxiety disorders in children and the importance of identifying triggers.
Montana Courts, Montana
Court reviews validity of attorney general's non-compliance and implications for legal conduct.
Wasatch County School District, Utah School Boards, Utah
Board welcomes Jay Collette and approves land trust final reports in swift meeting.
Parkway C-2, School Districts, Missouri
Expert highlights ADHD's impact on children's focus, impulsivity, and mood fluctuations.
Taunton Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
Sadie Perry and Aria Rice actively support their classroom and school community initiatives.
Keizer, Marion County, Oregon
Keizer City Council members spent a Saturday work session reviewing and revising their rules of procedure, clarifying how agenda items, committee appointments and outside liaisons are handled and directing staff to prepare the updated language for formal adoption.
Parkway C-2, School Districts, Missouri
Dr. Smith highlights medication's superiority over therapy for managing ADHD symptoms in youth.
Rio Grande City, Starr County, Texas
Police Academy orientation on April 4 precedes official start on April 7.
Montana Courts, Montana
Court examines due process in unprecedented disciplinary action against Montana's attorney general.
Taunton Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
Miss Andrade inspires literacy growth and community engagement at Freeman Middle School.
Wasatch County School District, Utah School Boards, Utah
Nearly a thousand attendees celebrated student contributions at Wasatch High School's culture night.
Parkway C-2, School Districts, Missouri
Children as young as five show signs of social anxiety affecting their social engagement
Keizer, Marion County, Oregon
The Keizer City Council and the Community Diversity Engagement Committee reviewed the city’s annual proclamations list and recommended adding volunteer appreciation week and several awareness months; they also agreed to limit proclamation presentations to five minutes and asked staff to return a consolidated schedule.
Montana Courts, Montana
Panel examines impact of expert testimony exclusion on disciplinary case outcomes
Boulder, Boulder County, Colorado
Commission members plan to compile funding sources and improve organizational support for arts.
Taunton Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
Pohl Elementary honors nurses Julian Solange and newcomer staff for their transformative impact.
Parkway C-2, School Districts, Missouri
Addressing ADHD and anxiety early helps teens navigate college challenges more effectively.
Montana Courts, Montana
At oral argument, counsel for Attorney General Austin Miles Knudson urged dismissal of a disciplinary complaint on separation-of-powers and due-process grounds; Office of Disciplinary Counsel urged the court to accept the Commission on Practice's recommendation that Knudson violated multiple professional-conduct rules. The court took the matter as
Boulder, Boulder County, Colorado
Boulder Housing Coalition promotes group equity co-ops to improve affordable housing access.
Taunton Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
Taunton Public Schools celebrates accomplishments of employees and students during recognition night.
Keizer, Marion County, Oregon
At a Feb. 10 Keizer City Council work session, councilors and staff reviewed the mission statements, membership rules and meeting mechanics for the city’s boards, committees and commissions and directed several changes including converting several council voting seats to non‑voting liaisons and removing an obsolete urban renewal reference from the
Keizer, Marion County, Oregon
Kaiser Police installs citywide camera system, prepares for body camera rollout next week.
Parkway C-2, School Districts, Missouri
Experts address common comorbidity of ADHD and anxiety among children during mental health discussion.
Taunton Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
Committee discusses honoring Carol A. Doherty by naming school building after her.
Humboldt Unified District (4469), School Districts, Arizona
Community members urge Humboldt School Board to reexamine library materials and ESA student participation.
Taunton Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
Taunton schools celebrate student achievements in compassion and service during awards event.
Humboldt Unified District (4469), School Districts, Arizona
At its March 27 meeting the Humboldt Unified School District board approved multiple routine and contested items: policy updates, tax-credit recap, procurement threshold change, a small land sale, preschool staffing and a principal hire; it approved an ASU learning agreement (3-2) and declined a health-insurance change (2-3).
Keizer, Marion County, Oregon
City staff told the Keizer City Council on Oct. 14 that state rules and a shared urban growth boundary with Salem narrow where Keizer can expand, and outlined legal, environmental and fiscal hurdles—including prime farmland, exception lands and new statewide housing requirements—that would affect any UGB amendment or split from Salem.
Parkway C-2, School Districts, Missouri
Research shows therapy and medication effectively treat children's anxiety symptoms.
Humboldt Unified District (4469), School Districts, Arizona
During public participation, residents urged the board to cut ties with the Yavapai Library Network over adults-only materials, asked the board to reinstate ESA students' eligibility for interscholastic activities, and a teacher raised concerns about delayed public-records responses; the board promised follow-ups.
Rio Grande City, Starr County, Texas
Council members move forward with library renovations and negotiate parking space purchase.
Torrance City, Los Angeles County, California
Visions of Unity awards $150,000 to recognize Torrance high school artists' contributions.
Taunton Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
Principal DeCuda celebrates RISE program staff for outstanding dedication and student support.
Taunton Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
Taunton students shine in SkillsUSA contests and community service with Junior Achievement program.
Rio Grande City, Starr County, Texas
Library reports 702 visitors in February and introduces programs for youth engagement.
Parkway C-2, School Districts, Missouri
Experts emphasize medication's role in reducing ADHD risks and improving emotional maturity.
Humboldt Unified District (4469), School Districts, Arizona
Superintendent Griffin briefed the board on a February "Dear Colleague" letter from the U.S. Department of Education and the board discussed proposed policy language limiting certain classroom instruction; trustees voted to pull a separate policy (BA) for further review and accepted other ASBA-suggested updates.
Keizer, Marion County, Oregon
Council members discuss potential takings for property owners affected by UGB adjustment.
Taunton Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
Anne Bushey saves student from choking with quick Heimlich maneuver at Martin Middle School.
Torrance City, Los Angeles County, California
Organizers of the Visions of Unity awards in Torrance City said the program is marking its 25th year and that this will be their last year running it; they said roughly 1,000 students have won prizes and that the program has awarded about $150,000 over its history.
Keizer, Marion County, Oregon
City Council discusses goal-setting for 2025 amid significant leadership changes.
Humboldt Unified District (4469), School Districts, Arizona
District leaders told the board the federal Project Momentum grant is driving a districtwide focus on improving proficiency. Staff reported site self-rankings, six implementation 'gears', coaching supports and external data specialists as part of the grant structure.
Parkway C-2, School Districts, Missouri
Therapist emphasizes gradual exposure and understanding emotions to treat child anxiety effectively
Taunton Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
Superintendent recognizes Mister Landau and students at school committee meeting
Torrance City, Los Angeles County, California
Schweitzer Learning Center introduces special needs program for kindergarten through fourth grade students.
Keizer, Marion County, Oregon
At the Dec. 9 work session staff described progress on codifying ordinances, implementing an agenda-management system, rolling out PeopleGuru payroll and preparing to deploy police body cameras with grant funding.
Parkway C-2, School Districts, Missouri
Experts outline effective therapy methods for ADHD and anxiety at Washington University clinic.
Humboldt Unified District (4469), School Districts, Arizona
The board approved a learning agreement enabling Arizona State University courses for students at the Mingus Mountain Youth Academy, 3-2, after questions about an in-contract Title IX reference that board members asked staff to attach as an addendum.
Torrance City, Los Angeles County, California
Speakers at a brief public announcement said Schweitzer Learning Center has opened a kindergarten through fourth-grade program for students with special needs — the center�s first elementary programming in more than 15 years — which will support up to 14 school districts.
Keizer, Marion County, Oregon
Councilors and staff discussed persistent audio issues at the Keizer Community Event Center, mixed consultant findings and a cross-department plan to evaluate AV and lighting fixes, potentially with Energy Trust assistance.
Taunton Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
Sadie Perry and Aria Rice recognized for making a positive impact at Taunton Public Schools.
Keizer, Marion County, Oregon
Councilors and staff discussed sidewalk condition, who is responsible for repairs under current ordinance, and options including inventory, loan programs, or shifting responsibility to the city.
Parkway C-2, School Districts, Missouri
Dr Chad Sylvester addresses childhood anxiety and ADHD in a clinic setting.
United Nations, Federal
UNICEF packs urgent supplies for children and families impacted by Mali's catastrophic earthquake.
Humboldt Unified District (4469), School Districts, Arizona
The Humboldt Unified School District governing board considered switching its employee health plan provider to ASBA-affiliated Asbate but the motion failed 2-3 after more than an hour of presentations, staff input and board questions about network access and downstream costs to employees.
Gahanna, Franklin County, Ohio
Gahanna announces $100 million investment, new Civic Center, and enhanced public safety initiatives.
Taunton Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
Taunton High School recognizes Logan Rebello and Leah Garris for leadership and community service.
Gahanna, Franklin County, Ohio
In a 2025 State of the City presentation, city officials said Gahanna recorded more than $100 million in investment and 500 new jobs in 2024, announced a new Civic Center at 825 Tech Center Drive that will combine police, the senior center and City Hall, and described public-safety and community-service upgrades funded through the city���s first-in
Governor Cox Monthly News Conferences, Utah Governor Spencer Cox, Utah Governors, Utah Executive Branch, Utah
At a Governor Cox news conference, the governor said he is still reviewing a bill that would ban pride flag displays in public buildings and urged the Sundance Film Festival to remain in Utah, saying the festival is ‘important’ to the state’s identity and economy.
Keizer, Marion County, Oregon
Councilors heard staff update on Climate Friendly Equitable Communities (CFEC) scenario planning and a Transportation System Plan (TSP) update that will involve modeling, code audits and public hearings into 2025–2026.
Parkway C-2, School Districts, Missouri
Dr. Chad Sylvester, a child and adolescent psychiatrist at Washington University, described common anxiety disorders and attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder in children, reviewed evidence for cognitive-behavioral therapy and medication, and summarized a research program on brain development during a community mental health clinic event.
United Nations, Federal
A speaker identified as UNICEF staff reported teams at the UNICEF Global Supply Hub in Copenhagen preparing life-saving supplies for children and families affected by a devastating earthquake in Myanmar; specific quantities and timelines were not provided.
Fortuna City, Humboldt County, California
Director Meads outlines Fortuna's 2024 general plan achievements and housing development status
United Nations, Federal
A speaker identified as a resident described widespread destruction in Mali—homes, roads and bridges damaged—and urged immediate aid for children and families, while the scale of casualties and missing persons was not specified in the remarks.
Rio Grande City, Starr County, Texas
Council awards contract for Los Velas Road expansion and discusses downtown revitalization strategies.
Taunton Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
Academy praises seniors for exemplary discipline and success during startup operations.
Keizer, Marion County, Oregon
City staff reviewed two years of work on separating Keizer from the Salem-Keizer urban growth boundary and said early 2025 public meetings will explain options and gather community input.
Fortuna City, Humboldt County, California
The Fortuna Planning Commission voted to submit the city’s 2024 general plan and housing element annual progress reports to the California Department of Housing and Community Development and the Governor’s Office of Land Use and Climate Innovation, noting progress on housing, parks and public safety while acknowledging an affordable housing short‑f
Rio Grande City, Starr County, Texas
The EDC and Main Street will begin a comprehensive downtown revitalization plan with a workshop and trolley tour; the city’s CDBG grant covers improvements on Britton Avenue and staff proposed naming the old fire station after a community founder.
Boulder, Boulder County, Colorado
Boulder County allocates $16.7M for affordable housing with 35% for supportive services.
Boulder, Boulder County, Colorado
Co buying gains traction as an innovative solution for affordable housing with community focus
Taunton Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
Parker Middle School celebrates Bridal Moore and Mary Malek for their impactful contributions and mentorship.
Keizer, Marion County, Oregon
Kaiser City Council discusses potential separation from Salem's urban growth boundary amid regulatory challenges.
Rio Grande City, Starr County, Texas
EDC staff reported record sales-tax collections for December (reflected in February reporting), noted elevated overtime spending and a slowdown in construction permits, and provided unemployment figures for the region.
City Council Meetings, City of Scottsbluff, Scotts Bluff County, Nebraska
Regional West Emergency Medical Services starts Community Paramedic Program on March 24 targeting vulnerable patients
Taunton Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
Taunton celebrates Olivia's dedication in special education and Tammy's commitment in science teaching.
Rio Grande City, Starr County, Texas
At its March meeting the Rio Grande City Economic Development Corporation (EDC) voted to award a road construction contract, amend multiple economic-development agreements after executive session, and update authorized bank signatories. A presentation on a downtown building refurbishment was tabled for a later meeting.
Keizer, Marion County, Oregon
Council discusses land needs and efficiency measures for housing amid state regulations.
Boulder, Boulder County, Colorado
Boulder Housing Collaborative explores co-buying solutions and community living dynamics during forum.
Boulder, Boulder County, Colorado
Boulder's new housing rule allows more than three unrelated students to live together.
City Council Meetings, City of Scottsbluff, Scotts Bluff County, Nebraska
Council authorizes bids for paving improvements at Westmore Park with ARPA funding.
Boulder, Boulder County, Colorado
Commission outlines funding and support strategies for indigenous artists and community engagement.
Boulder, Boulder County, Colorado
Boulder considers speed dating for co-buying and taxing empty bedrooms to boost housing.
City Council Meetings, City of Scottsbluff, Scotts Bluff County, Nebraska
At the meeting the council approved consent items, awarded equipment and professional-services contracts, adopted an ordinance amending park-board residency rules and recommended against a liquor application; staff reported a financial update.
Keizer, Marion County, Oregon
Keizer evaluates commercial expansion and housing plans amid transportation cost concerns
Taunton Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
Mister Landau and students grow Taunton's robotics program, achieving historic competition milestones.
Municipal Airport Authority Meetings, Shelbyville, Bedford County, Tennessee
Hawkins Flight Academy and Motlow create ARO to enhance aviation workforce development opportunities.
Boulder, Boulder County, Colorado
Student co-ops emerge as a solution to CU's housing resistance and needs.
City Council Meetings, City of Scottsbluff, Scotts Bluff County, Nebraska
Regional West Medical Center said it will begin taking referrals to a community paramedic program on March 24 to reduce readmissions for patients with pneumonia, congestive heart failure and COPD; the service will be free to patients.
Public Officer Hearing, Knoxville City, Knox County, Tennessee
Family addresses property neglect and city maintenance failures during city public officer meeting.
Boulder, Boulder County, Colorado
Conference emphasizes the ongoing presence of indigenous peoples beyond historical acknowledgments.
Taunton Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
Taunton schools recognize Megan Walczak and Erica Muetosa for exceptional dedication and leadership.
Rio Grande City, Starr County, Texas
Rio Grande reports 52 building permits issued in February, boosting local construction efforts.
Municipal Airport Authority Meetings, Shelbyville, Bedford County, Tennessee
Craig Nelson plans to move his Boeing Stearman to the local airport this fall.
Boulder, Boulder County, Colorado
Council recommends art selection panels for Central Avenue bridge and two fire stations.
Honolulu City, Honolulu County, Hawaii
Council members discuss increased recreational space and scheduling community park cleanups.
Municipal Airport Authority Meetings, Shelbyville, Bedford County, Tennessee
Burch seeks approval to launch helicopter tours highlighting Shelbyville and Nashville attractions.
City Council Meetings, City of Scottsbluff, Scotts Bluff County, Nebraska
Gering Senior Center board leaders reviewed programs, volunteer-driven meal delivery and recent building expenses, and asked the council for help publicizing the center and for storage support.
Salem City, Essex County, Massachusetts
Councilors propose registration for chicken owners to prevent potential bird flu outbreaks.
Honolulu City, Honolulu County, Hawaii
Council approves gift for marker honoring Hawaii's LGBTQ Mahu communities at Queen's Surf Beach.
Salem City, Essex County, Massachusetts
Councilor Stott advocates for holistic budget discussions on public health testing with Board of Health
Governor's Office, Executive , West Virginia
Senator highlights West Virginia's budget cuts and new therapy dog's unifying role in Congress.
Honolulu City, Honolulu County, Hawaii
Hilton's master plan expands with new tower incorporating archaeological conditions and findings.
Governor's Office, Executive , West Virginia
Senator Jim Justice said bringing his dog to the Capitol helped humanize members of Congress and prompted bipartisan interactions; he described members from both parties approaching to pet the dog and take photos.
Governor's Office, Executive , West Virginia
Senator Jim Justice described his record in West Virginia of cutting taxes and reducing waste, called energy "the do all," and said the country must grow rather than only cut spending.
City Council Meetings, City of Scottsbluff, Scotts Bluff County, Nebraska
Empowering Families and Reconnect students presented a six-week civic participation program, described a planned Lincoln Capitol trip and proposed a year-long youth leadership academy that would meet with council periodically.
Honolulu City, Honolulu County, Hawaii
Council members adopt amendments for the special management area permit for Hilton project.
Municipal Airport Authority Meetings, Shelbyville, Bedford County, Tennessee
Council okays ground lease for new education center between 3,555 and 5,500 square feet.
Governor's Office, Executive , West Virginia
Senator Jim Justice told an interviewer that federal judges are politically motivated and exceeding their authority after injunctions blocked deportation flights; the interview referenced a judge identified as "Bozborg" and the Alien Enemies Act, and noted the matter is on a fast track to the U.S. Supreme Court.
Coffee County, School Districts, Tennessee
The TSBA board prepares to interview finalists for school director by June 1 deadline.
Honolulu City, Honolulu County, Hawaii
Council endorses SMA permit for Hilton's major expansion, improving Waikiki's tourism infrastructure.
Taxes, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Minnesota
Senate discusses bills to enhance hospital funding and address low Medicaid reimbursement rates.
Honolulu City, Honolulu County, Hawaii
Hilton Hawaiian Village proposes new recreational facilities and monthly community festivals in Waikiki.
Municipal Airport Authority Meetings, Shelbyville, Bedford County, Tennessee
Hawkins seeks approval for a building lease to establish a flight education center.
City Council Meetings, City of Scottsbluff, Scotts Bluff County, Nebraska
After a public hearing, Scottsbluff City Council voted to recommend a negative finding to the Nebraska Liquor Control Commission for Troy Little and El Barrio Cantina, citing undisclosed prior charges and the investigatory board's recommendation.
Keizer, Marion County, Oregon
Council considers rules change to establish a vice president role for improved efficiency
RSU 10, School Districts, Maine
Board addresses rising special education costs and staffing shortages impacting programming.
Municipal Airport Authority Meetings, Shelbyville, Bedford County, Tennessee
The Municipal Airport Authority approved several motions including recommending the Hawkins ground‑lease concept to city council, approving hangar proposals, endorsing a helicopter tour operator’s business plan, and recommending a five‑year lease renewal for Tennessee Flight Academy.
Taxes, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Minnesota
New bill aims to offset school operating levy costs for districts burdened by seasonal properties.
Keizer, Marion County, Oregon
Council members discuss internal and external committee appointment procedures and advocate for transparency
RSU 10, School Districts, Maine
Participants advocate reducing administrative costs to prioritize student educational outcomes.
Taxes, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Minnesota
Senator Hauschild advocates for funding equity in schools with high seasonal tax bases.
City Council Meetings, City of Scottsbluff, Scotts Bluff County, Nebraska
Council votes to rezone land from agricultural to R1A residential classification.
RSU 10, School Districts, Maine
Board discusses budget cuts and efficiency after consolidating three schools into one.
Keizer, Marion County, Oregon
Council discusses shifting appointment power from mayor to collective council vote.
Municipal Airport Authority Meetings, Shelbyville, Bedford County, Tennessee
Hawkins Flight Academy asked the Municipal Airport Authority for a verbal go‑ahead to buy and place a temporary AeroFlight Education Center building on airport property to house a SIM lab and shared flight‑training space. The authority voted to recommend city council review and approval, subject to city design standards and a formal lease.
Keizer, Marion County, Oregon
Council establishes approved list and limits proclamations to one per meeting.
Taxes, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Minnesota
New legislation targets mental health reimbursement rates to alleviate children's care issues in Minnesota
RSU 10, School Districts, Maine
Parents urge school board to prioritize student impact amid budget challenges and cuts.
RSU 10, School Districts, Maine
School hosts successful book fair and plans Caribbean-themed unit for April 17.
Keizer, Marion County, Oregon
City Council discusses scheduling Indigenous Peoples' Day and Domestic Violence Awareness Month events.
Keizer, Marion County, Oregon
Council discusses shifting liability for sidewalk repairs from property owners to the city.
City Council Meetings, City of Scottsbluff, Scotts Bluff County, Nebraska
Staff told the planning commission the Development Services Department has refilled several positions: the stormwater specialist role was modified and filled by Zachary Durbin as development services assistant; a compliance officer named Zoe was hired; and Taylor will serve as floodplain administrator.
RSU 10, School Districts, Maine
Board votes against reversing Title IX policies amid concerns over federal funding and compliance.
Keizer, Marion County, Oregon
Kaiser committee emphasizes community engagement and outreach during recent council meeting.
Newton County , School Districts, Georgia
Newton County Schools recognizes classified employees and announces hero award finalists for April 1.
Newton County , School Districts, Georgia
Newton County Schools will name its first Hero of the Year at a ceremony Tuesday, April 1, at the Porter Performing Arts Auditorium. Three finalists—Cheryl Clark, Kimberly Dirdwood and Chandra Mitchell—were announced; winners will represent classified employees from 28 schools.
City Council Meetings, City of Scottsbluff, Scotts Bluff County, Nebraska
The planning commission heard a replat combining an unplatted lot with an adjacent platted lot at 719 Mountain View Avenue so the owner can build an accessory building; staff recommended approval and the commission approved the preliminary and final plat by recorded roll call.
RSU 10, School Districts, Maine
Parent advocates for increasing staff to support children's education amid proposed budget cuts.
Keizer, Marion County, Oregon
Council highlights importance of annual proclamations to raise awareness on community issues.
Keizer, Marion County, Oregon
Keizer opens $4 million facility, marking a significant milestone for local youth programs.
City Council Meetings, City of Scottsbluff, Scotts Bluff County, Nebraska
At a planning commission hearing, staff recommended approving a rezone of Block 1, Piper Family Subdivision, from agricultural (AG) to R1A residential for the property commonly identified as 1605 West 40 Second. A motion to approve was made and seconded; the transcript does not record a final vote on the rezone.
Sugar Land, Fort Bend County, Texas
City staff recommend adding residential options to the planning for Tract H.
Town of Essex, Essex County, Massachusetts
Essex promotes climate resilience by establishing Cape Ann March for emergency preparedness coordination.
Keizer, Marion County, Oregon
Keizer collaborates with Marion and Polk counties on climate-friendly transportation planning.
City Council Meetings, City of Scottsbluff, Scotts Bluff County, Nebraska
Scottsbluff Council reviews liquor license application for ATL LLC's new store.
City Council Meetings, City of Scottsbluff, Scotts Bluff County, Nebraska
The council approved the consent calendar and carried several routine items by roll call, including a cemetery equipment purchase, campground host agreement, and a non-exclusive license with the Scottsbluff Softball Association.
RSU 10, School Districts, Maine
Residents question budget projections and federal education department dissolution impacts.
Town of Essex, Essex County, Massachusetts
Committee discusses improvements for downtown landscaping and Centennial Grove facilities
RSU 10, School Districts, Maine
School reports double the student attendance compared to last year for Read Across America Night
RSU 10, School Districts, Maine
Hartford Sumner and Uptield create RSU in 2009 due to persistent budget challenges.
City Council Meetings, City of Scottsbluff, Scotts Bluff County, Nebraska
The council approved a $20,000 funding request to support the Old West Balloon Fest, which expects increased costs while hosting the national championship series in 2026–2028 and detailed event changes including a consolidated Mitchell Airfield night glow.
City Council Meetings, City of Scottsbluff, Scotts Bluff County, Nebraska
City Council supports Balloon Fest with a $20,000 funding request for community engagement.
RSU 10, School Districts, Maine
Board members face backlash over gender identity changes impacting student privacy.
Town of Essex, Essex County, Massachusetts
Board discusses budget constraints and upcoming negotiations with Essex Police Association and AFSCME.
City Council Meetings, City of Scottsbluff, Scotts Bluff County, Nebraska
On second reading, the council heard public comment and internal debate about an ordinance amending residency requirements for the Park, Cemetery and Tree Board; councilmembers discussed a possible amendment to allow non-resident principal business owners to serve, and proposed grandfathering current members.
RSU 10, School Districts, Maine
Math Coach seeks sabbatical to enhance skills in early childhood education and numeracy.
City Council Meetings, City of Scottsbluff, Scotts Bluff County, Nebraska
The council approved 10 special designated liquor licenses for Flyover Brewing Company’s Bands on Bridal series, a community festival permit with a temporary street closure for July 19, 2025, and a separate special designated license for a birthday celebration and street dance the same day.
City Council Meetings, City of Scottsbluff, Scotts Bluff County, Nebraska
After a public hearing, the Scottsbluff City Council voted unanimously to recommend a Class C liquor license for ATL LLC, doing business as In & Out Liquor, and named Taylor Gallas as the proposed license manager.
Town of Essex, Essex County, Massachusetts
Essex claims buildings for energy use reporting and approves school budget with new levy.
RSU 10, School Districts, Maine
Residents voice worries about unsustainable tax hikes and demand cuts in education budgets
RSU 10, School Districts, Maine
Buckfield School Board plans upgrades to dugouts, parking lots, and heating systems.
Town of Essex, Essex County, Massachusetts
Board votes to enhance wage scale, including tiered structure for emergency responders.
Town of Essex, Essex County, Massachusetts
Selectmen approved a 2% cost‑of‑living increase to the wage and salary scale with targeted firefighter pay changes including a $32/hour top tier with a 15‑year service grandfather provision; the board also approved multiple motions including appointments, enterprise budgets, and administrative contracts.
Town of Essex, Essex County, Massachusetts
Selectmen discussed renegotiating the cable franchise for a contract that starts in 2027, coordinated negotiating with regional Cape Ann communities, and heard that 16‑23 Studios will run an ascertainment survey to determine community needs; the board recommended Rob Fitzgibbon as the town’s 16‑23 Studios representative.