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Dartmouth Conservation Commission Bans After-Dark Access to All Conservation Properties

DARTMOUTH — June 23, 2026 — Dartmouth Conservation Commission votes to restrict all conservation land to daylight hours after weekend knife-and-gun incident. The commission voted unanimously Tuesday to establish a policy limiting public access to all town conservation properties from sunrise to sunset, requiring prior written authorization for any exceptions.

Dartmouth Planning Board Approves Two Faunce Corner Site Plans, Continues Third

DARTMOUTH — June 22, 2026 — Dartmouth Planning Board advances Big Y expansion and Faunce Corner convenience store project in quick session. The board voted 4-0 at its June 22 remote meeting to approve a certificate of action for the Big Y expansion at 57 Faunce Corner Mall Road (PSPR-26-

Dartmouth Reaches Tentative $50,000 EPA Settlement on $28 Million Bliss Corner Cleanup

DARTMOUTH — June 15, 2026 — Dartmouth Select Board reaches tentative $50,000 EPA settlement on a $28 million federal cleanup at Bliss Corner. Town Administrator Cody Haddad announced Monday that years of negotiations with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency have produced a tentative agreement under which Dartmouth would pay $50,

Dartmouth Commission Clears UMass Dartmouth Marsh Planting, Ratifies Old Fall River Enforcement Orders

DARTMOUTH — June 10, 2026 — Dartmouth Conservation Commission unanimously approved UMass Dartmouth's Spartina marsh restoration planting after a staff regulatory finding broke a procedural deadlock. Researchers Julia and Anna from UMass Dartmouth appeared remotely seeking permission to proceed immediately with a revised transect planting layout at Smith Neck Road

Dartmouth Select Board Unanimously Removes Three Historic District Commission Members

DARTMOUTH — June 8, 2026 — Dartmouth Select Board votes unanimously to remove three Russells Mills Historic District Commission members. The board voted at a June 8 special meeting to revoke the appointments of Gerard Koot, Janet Stanton, and Michael Woyciechouski, following findings that all three participated in an unauthorized, non-public

Dartmouth Select Board Suspends Russell Mills Historic District Commissioner Over Lawsuit Violations

DARTMOUTH — June 1, 2026 — Dartmouth Select Board suspends historic district commissioner over open meeting law and ethics violations. The board voted Monday to immediately suspend Andrew Spongberg from the Russell Mills Historic District Commission after Town Administrator Cody Haddad reported the commission had conducted private phone calls and email exchanges

Dartmouth Planning Board approves Audi dealership parking permit, advances Big Y review

DARTMOUTH — June 1, 2026 — Dartmouth Planning Board approves parking reduction for a new Route 6 Audi and Volkswagen dealership and advances a Big Y grocery store proposal to a June 22 hearing. The board voted 5-0 to grant a special permit to PRM Auto Holdings allowing 113 built parking

Dartmouth Conservation Commission Continues Two Commercial Site Hearings to June 23

DARTMOUTH — May 26, 2026 — Dartmouth Conservation Commission continues two commercial hearings and approves limited road paving at its May 26 meeting. The commission unanimously continued an after-the-fact Notice of Intent hearing for a car wash at 271 State Road — where new Environmental Affairs Coordinator Jennifer Miller told the

Dartmouth Conservation Commission approves two residential wetland permits, delays car wash hearing

DARTMOUTH — May 12, 2026 — Dartmouth Conservation Commission approves two residential wetland permits and delays a car wash after-the-fact filing at its May 12 meeting. The commission voted unanimously to issue an amended order of conditions for 0 Ledgemont Lane, where new owners Jeffrey and Amy Tavares plan a

Dartmouth Select Board Signs Town Meeting Warrants, Backs $113 Million Budget

DARTMOUTH — May 11, 2026 — Dartmouth Select Board approves $113 million budget warrant and revives police station study panel. The board voted unanimously Monday to recommend 25 of 28 articles on the spring Annual Town Meeting warrant — with the full $113,389,515 FY2027 operating budget among them — and also signed

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