Board presses on possible $600,000 lockup cost
The Dartmouth Select Board discussed a potential $600,000 police budget hit tied to the possible closure of the regional lockup at Ash Street in New Bedford.
The Dartmouth Select Board discussed a potential $600,000 police budget hit tied to the possible closure of the regional lockup at Ash Street in New Bedford.
Six Dartmouth town boards, from zoning to fire district, meet across Monday and Tuesday nights this week. From our own coverage: Finance Committee reviews warrant articles, snow removal gap.
Dartmouth's Finance Committee worked through all 16 Fall Town Meeting warrant articles, including a conservation restriction on the former Hawthorne Country Club property and the FY27 Capital Improvement Plan, as the town grappled with a newly disclosed $400,000 snow removal shortfall after FEMA…
The Bishop Stang High School freshman soccer team traveled to Dartmouth for a non-conference match on Friday, Oct. 23, at 4 p.m., according to MaxPreps. Also in today's brief (2 items): Bishop Stang, Dartmouth freshmen play soccer match; Bridgewater-Raynham JV football visits Dartmouth Monday.
Dartmouth welcomes a newly certified firefighter after this week's training academy graduation.
Dartmouth Week reports a legal complaint has been filed over The Hathaway development.
The town says roadway construction will occur on multiple roads from Oct. 26 through Nov. 20; residents are urged to use caution and plan alternate routes.
Dartmouth's Finance Committee meets Tuesday evening just before Fall Annual Town Meeting convenes.
This week's Dartmouth, Massachusetts obituary roundup includes two notices: August-Freitas, Mary, age 72, and Figueroa, Angel Enrique, age 80, both listed as having died on October 13, 2026.
Dartmouth Cultural Center's gallery director announces plans to retire after years in the role. Also in today's brief (17 items): Cultural Center gallery director to retire; March for Justice held in Dartmouth; Wampanoag powwow held at Dartmouth farm; Quinn School Council meets Monday afternoon.
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