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The temperatures may have finally risen and the calendar is closing in on summer, but in these parts, thoughts of winter are never too far away.And so it was at the Tuesday, May 26 meeting of the Stoughton City Council, where members approved a new ordinance that will replace the familiar “snow emergency” declarations to keep streets clear for plows with seasonal even/odd address street parking.
At its Monday, June 1 meeting, the Village of Oregon Board listened to a presentation and accepted an Oregon Police Department Staffing and Organizational Study by MGT Impact Solutions.
At its Tuesday, June 9 meeting, the Stoughton City Council addressed two issues relating to ongoing construction on Hwy. 51.
At its Monday, June 15 meeting, the Oregon Village Board approved an agreement with the City of Fitchburg and Capital Area Regional Planning Commission (CARPC) on assistance on land development
It was a full house at the Tuesday, June 23 meeting of the Stoughton City Council, as around a dozen people spoke during the public comment period against the Stoughton Police Department’s use of Flock cameras.
“The beautiful game” has been much in the spotlight recently, with the United States co-hosting the Men’s World Cup and its soccer team reaching the Round of 16. Oregon is well-known for its love of soccer, and now one of its community patrons will be permanently honored for his work in bringing league soccer to the area.
After several weeks of discussions that saw dozens of residents speak out against their use, the Stoughton City Council voted unanimously at its Tuesday, July 28 meeting to cancel its two-year contract with Flock Safety cameras.
The Oregon Village Board welcomed in a new Oregon Senior Center assistant director, approving the hiring of Danielle Bassing, who will succeed director Tricia Nicoll, who recently took over for Rachel Brickner, who retired in June. She will likely start in that role next week.
At the Monday, Aug., 17 Verona Area School District Board of Education meeting, district officials presented the proposed 2026-27 budget.
At the Tuesday, Aug. 25 meeting of the Stoughton City Council, members discussed how to fill the council seat that opened in District 4 with the recent resignation of Sarah Abel. The seat is up for re-election next spring for a three-year term.
