Planning Board Hears Tiny Home Petition, Housing Study
Mansfield Planning Board hears tiny-house ADU pitch and sobering County Street housing math.
Mansfield Planning Board hears tiny-house ADU pitch and sobering County Street housing math.
Mansfield School Committee accepts $190,000 in state earmarks, approves scoreboard ad policy.
Board of Assessors and Planning Board hold Wednesday meetings, one with an amended agenda. Also in today's brief (5 items): Board of Assessors meets Wednesday; Planning Board meets with amended agenda; Taunton visits Mansfield for volleyball Friday; School Committee meets Sept. 29.
One Mansfield-connected obituary was reported this week: Repucci, James R., 79, a retired U.S. Air Force lieutenant colonel who was formerly of Mansfield, Massachusetts (and later of Austintown, Ohio, and Milton, Florida), died Tuesday, September 15, 2026, at his home. His notice was po…
Mansfield posts information on offices and ballot questions ahead of the November 3 general election. Also in today's brief (8 items): Mansfield posts information for November 3 election; September town newsletter now available; Town shares weekly cybersecurity scam alert; Open Space an…
Mansfield launched a call for artists to submit designs for a new "Goose Parade Takes Flight" public art project, according to a notice posted on the town website this week. The Department of Public Works will begin its annual hydrant flushing program Monday, September 21, which can tem…
Mansfield Finance Committee learns DPW is short 11 workers, reviews $3.5 million in free cash.
Mansfield Select Board approves $16.8 million bond sale, then rescinds a land deal over a hidden easement. The board unanimously approved selling bonds to Robert W.
Four Mansfield-resident obituaries were reported this week: Gauthier, Jacquelyn M. (Dooley); Holske, Peter L. II; Paulson, Richard G.; and Todd-Davis, Lisa M. (Altieri). Gauthier, of Mansfield, Dedham and Cotuit, died September 6 and is survived by three children, including a son who re…
Mansfield health board presses two landlords and cites two businesses over repeat violations.
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