Gloucester is developing a new five-year plan to tackle the growing housing crisis, looking to projects like Harbor Village for guidance. As communities across Massachusetts confront similar challenges, residents and officials see this as a critical moment to shape affordable housing for all.
Memoir and family history writers gather each month to share stories, tips, and inspiration. On April 6, they will convene at the Weiss Community Library, expressing the power of personal narratives and the importance of documenting family legacies.
A once-forgotten greenhouse is getting a fresh start, thanks to a collaborative effort between Master Gardeners and local officials. The Glenn Stanley Memorial Greenhouse holds promise for educators and horticulture enthusiasts alike, who plan to transform the space into a hub for teaching and plant propagation.
As DFS Guam prepares to close its Tumon luxury outlet on March 31, about 100 employees face an uncertain job market. A well-attended job fair on March 6, co-hosted by DFS Guam and the local Department of Labor, offered a communal effort to connect these workers with new opportunities.
Carlisle’s Frog & Switch factory faces an uncertain future as community members urge a pause on demolition. A newly published letter calls for a moment of reflection and collaboration, highlighting the factory’s potential for adaptive reuse.
Eastpointe is joining six other communities in a new initiative focused on upgrading downtown districts. City leaders expect a boost in both economic and social engagement, aiming to re-energize the heart of Eastpointe.
Calhoun County’s industrial landscape continued to expand in 2025, with leading local companies investing significantly in their facilities. Educational programs, including those at Gadsden State Community College, are preparing a skilled workforce to meet growing demand as the region moves confidently into 2026.
Twin Valley Council and Northern Star Scouting have announced a major merger to expand the reach and impact of Scouting programs for youth and families in southern Minnesota. The collaboration aims to continue and strengthen initiatives that promote character development and leadership skills among young people.
Vermont leads the nation with its commitment to historic preservation, outpacing many other states in saving old buildings. Herbert Wheaton Congdon’s name highlights this focus on heritage, reinforced by both local efforts and the state Division for Historic Preservation.
City officials convened on January 13 to address pressing road repairs in California City. Mayor Marquette Hawkins emphasized a block-by-block strategy, urging residents and the council to collaborate on finding long-term, fiscally responsible solutions.
