Pathways Committee News Today

BERNARDS TWP. - Apparently some Township Committee members thought ideas posed by residents to address health emergencies and reduce lawn sign clutter during their Tuesday, April 13 meeting were considered

CAMDEN — The Camden/Rockport Pathways Committee wants residents to have an opportunity to review and provide input to the draft Camden Pathways Master Plan before it is presented to the Select Board for its vote to accept it. The in-person review...

The Zionsville Town Council met Tuesday morning for a regularly scheduled meeting and heard several key initiatives presented by Mayor John Stehr.

On June 13, voters in Camden will elect two citizens from a slate of five candidates to serve on the Camden Select Board. There are two open seats this June, both three-year terms. Current board chair Robert Falciani is not running again, but...

The Zionsville Pathways Committee serves as a liaison between several departments within the town, working to improve trails and pathways in the community.

Roger Lundberg will switch roles on the board of trustees with Cynthia Jankowski next month.

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The Town of Rockport will be holding a Special Municipal Election Tuesday, August 30, to fill an unexpired term for the Select Board. The vacancy was held by John Strand, who has resigned. The term will expire on the June election of 2024. The polls...

On June 14, voters in Rockport will choose one of two candidates — Denise Munger and Jim Annis — to serve a three-year term on the Rockport Select Board. Penobscot Bay Pilot has posed questions to each candidate, providing the opportunity for...

TAUNTON — As the election season for Taunton City Council gets going, Taunton Diversity Network gave Tauntons youth a chance to have their concerns addressed by current city councilors. During a question and answer session over Zoom Councilors Barry Sanders, Phil Duarte and David Pottier fielded questions ranging from explaining why the City Council recently raised the number of retail marijuana licenses it can give out, to their thoughts on the controversial proposed Aries Clean Technologi...