Dartmouth Select Board Approves Four Conservation Restrictions, Dozens of Other Actions
Dartmouth Select Board approves four conservation restrictions totaling more than 37 acres and a raft of additional actions.
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Dartmouth Planning Board Backs Grant Bid for First Farmland Cost Study Since 2005
Dartmouth Planning Board unanimously backs Agricultural Commission's bid for a state grant to fund a new Cost of Community Services study.
Dighton Conservation Commission Grants Compliance Certificates, Continues Four Hearings
Dighton Conservation Commission honored 50-year member Charlie Mello and acted on a full docket of wetland permits at its January 22 meeting. Chairman Jim Digits led a standing tribute to Mello, who died the previous week at age 91.
Dighton Open Space Committee Unanimously Backs Lawyer for Committee Seat
DIGHTON -- January 22, 2026, Dighton Open Space Committee votes 3-0 to recommend Kenneth Fredette for membership, pending Select Board confirmation. Chairperson Jonathan Gale called the special Zoom session Thursday to consider Fredette's application; committee clerk Danica Belknap and former selectman Leonard Hull joined Gale in the unanimous
Westport Housing Authority Approves Finances, Debates Snow Removal at Greenwood Terrace
Westport Housing Authority approves $14,465 warrant and hears reserve is near 60 percent of target.
Norton Select Board names town's first IT director, mulls sewer financing tool
Norton confirms its first-ever IT director and hears debate over a $50,000 sewer-financing study at a joint Select Board and School Committee meeting January 21.
Dighton Stormwater Committee Awaits MACS Solar Farm Engineering Decision
Dighton's Stormwater Committee pressed for action on an unresolved MACS Solar Farm stormwater dispute as a downhill abutter raised safety concerns at the January 21 meeting.
Taunton Finance Subcommittee Tables $98,000 in Procurement Card Charges
TAUNTON -- January 21, 2026, Taunton School Committee tables $98,000 in procurement card charges and hears dramatic early literacy gains at January 21 meeting. The Finance and Law Subcommittee voted 3-0 to table approval of four months of P-card spending, $98,126 year to date, with roughly $47,
Norton Planning Board continues three housing projects amid pushback
Norton Planning Board continues three major housing hearings after Pine Street residents protest years of overlapping construction.
Westport Finance Committee Hears Four FY27 Budgets, No Votes Taken
Westport Finance Committee reviews four FY27 budgets, with fire staffing and a broken elevator leading debate.