Government · Select Board
Kingston Boards Warn FY28 Override Likely
Kingston officials warn an override is likely needed to close a widening FY28 budget gap.
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Government · Planning Board
Planning board approves minutes from two prior meetings
Kingston Planning Board clears backlogged minutes, previews Thursday road work at Grove and Pembroke.
Government · Conservation
Kingston Orders Developer to Fix Stalled Subdivision
Kingston's Conservation Commission ordered enforcement against a developer who left a subdivision's bridge and stormwater systems unfinished for years.
Government · Water
Water Commissioners OK $69,100 for New Well Design
Kingston Water Commissioners approve $69,100 to keep new well design moving after cost overruns.
Government · Select Board
Kingston Closes Warrant For Oct. 27 Town Meeting
Kingston closes an 18-article warrant for an October 27 special town meeting and hears a $17 million road-repair backlog estimate.
Government · Recreation Commission
Kingston Rec Board OKs Two-Day Badges Tournament
Kingston Recreation Commission approves two-day 2027 "Battle of the Badges" tournament as field grows to 32 teams.
Government · Planning Board
Planning Board Moves to Ban Data Centers for Now
Kingston Planning Board moves to prohibit data centers while carving out one industrial-park site for battery storage.
Government · Conservation
Conservation Panel Backs 322-Acre Land Restriction
The Kingston Conservation Commission voted unanimously to recommend a conservation restriction protecting 322 acres of land linked to Wampanoag Nation heritage.
Government · Select Board
Kingston Approves Tremont Street Parking Ban
The Kingston Select Board approved no-parking signs for Tremont Street while declining action on Center Street after a contentious debate over parking tied to a Monday-night recovery meeting at a local church.
Government · Council on Aging
Veterans Agent Details $500,000 VA Win at COA Meeting
Kingston's veterans agent recounted a $500,000 benefits win and warned seniors about billing scams at the Sept. 8 Council on Aging Advisory Board meeting.
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