Easton Morning Brief, Nov. 1: Unified Basketball closes out third season
Oliver Ames Unified Basketball team closes third season with a packed home finale. From our own coverage: Unified Basketball closes out third season.
Oliver Ames Unified Basketball team closes third season with a packed home finale. From our own coverage: Unified Basketball closes out third season.
Unified Basketball tops First Responders 48-34 in finale. From our own coverage: Unified Basketball tops First Responders 48-34 in finale. Also in today's brief (2 items): Easton alerts residents to water billing error.
Easton schools have not completed required financial audits dating back to fiscal 2022, risking funding, officials say. From our own coverage: Human rights panel updates school holiday calendar; Committee recommends $912,000 for public safety gear.
The Easton Planning Board elected a new chair and vice chair and recommended approval of three zoning variances. Members voted 4-0 to install Ryan Cook as chair and Chris Lopes as vice chair, filling posts vacant since a prior chair "stepped away" and a successor resigned after one meeting.
Easton Select Board adopts $25 quarterly stormwater fee expected to raise $1.3 million a year. From our own coverage: Human rights panel reviews school holiday calendar; School Committee weighs new Unit B contract, audit gap.
Easton's Finance Committee voted 8-1 to back a bylaw banning data centers townwide.
Oliver Ames High School kicked off a new Early College Program with Quincy College, enrolling 52 students who can work toward college credit in business, health care or early childhood education fields during the school day. From our own coverage: Oliver Ames launches new early college program.
The Easton Sustainability Committee approved updated recycling and composting pages for its town resource guide but stopped short of taking a position on data center zoning.
Oliver Ames opens new Early College Program letting 52 students earn free college credit. Also in today's brief (2 items): Oliver Ames students earn free college credit; Easton Men's 30-Plus Basketball League Seeks New Players.
Easton Select Board adopted a $25 quarterly stormwater fee expected to raise $1.3 million a year.
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