EPA unveils plan to clean up contaminated soil at Sawyer Street property. Also in today's brief (4 items): New Bedford JV girls soccer faces Dennis-Yarmouth; EPA unveils Sawyer Street cleanup plan; Forum panelists split on Flock camera limits; Guide covers statewide candidates on the ballot.
Easton's School Committee heard a new FY28 budget process and ratified a secretarial union agreement.
Seekonk officials previewed a 21-article Town Meeting warrant ahead of the November 9 vote.
The North Attleborough Retirement Board voted unanimously to extend its pension administration software contract with PTG for one year at $34,522.75, holding off on a vendor switch amid litigation between PTG and competitor Bay State.
The North Attleborough Planning Board voted unanimously to recommend letting professional offices operate by right in the downtown C7.5 district, ending a special-permit requirement staff said turned away tenants roughly twice a month.
Somerset's Zoning Board of Appeals continued its hearing on a proposed battery storage facility at 1606 Riverside Avenue to November 5.
Fall River's new Ad Hoc School Transportation Committee voted 5-0 to direct corporation counsel to respond to residents over a hazardous border road used by school buses. Kevin Aguiar was elected chair, 3-2, over fellow member Andrew Raposo.
Technical Review Committee meets Thursday morning. Also in today's brief (7 items): Technical Review Committee meets Thursday morning; Library holds Halloween baby storytime; Osamequin Farm program turns to seeds; Library's fiction book group meets Monday.
Selectmen hold regular session Monday night. Also in today's brief (1 items): Selectmen hold regular session Monday night.
Norton's Desfosses/Petersen Memorial Food Drive returns this November to help local families in need. Also in today's brief (1 items): Annual food drive returns to help local families.