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Westport Bike Committee Eyes 2027 Cultural Grant for Artistic Bike Racks

WESTPORT -- March 19, 2026, Westport Bike and Walking Committee targets 2027 Cultural Council grant for artistic bike racks at scenic locations. At its March 19 meeting, Chair Gail Rodericks outlined a plan to apply to the Westport Cultural Council's local grant program, which can reach up to $50,

Dighton CPC Approves Eligibility for $58,000 Vital Records Preservation Project

DIGHTON -- March 19, 2026, Dighton Community Preservation Committee unanimously approved eligibility for a $58,000 vital records preservation project at its March 19 meeting. Town Clerk Patricia Cedroni submitted the application March 9, seeking funds to conserve, reproduce, and digitize six town vital record books spanning 1899 to 2003, the

Westport Housing Authority Approves $55,000 in Warrants, Pledges Snow-Response Fixes

WESTPORT -- March 18, 2026, Westport Housing Authority residents pressed management over a storm response they called inadequate after 42 inches of snow buried Greenwood Terrace in February. The board voted unanimously to approve two warrants totaling $55,081.65, Warrant 18 for $32,339.03 and Warrant 19 for $22,

Dighton Stormwater Committee Extends Permit, Flags $20,000 Mapping Need for FY27

DIGHTON -- March 18, 2026, Dighton Stormwater Committee extends a commercial permit and identifies a $20,000 drainage mapping project as its top FY27 budget priority. The four-member committee voted unanimously at its March 18 meeting to tentatively extend the expired stormwater permit for Eamon Plumbing and Heating at 2231

Westport Landing Commission Raises Commercial Rents 7 Percent in 3-1 Vote

WESTPORT -- March 17, 2026, Westport Landing Commission votes 3-1 to raise commercial waterfront rents 7 percent. The commission, meeting March 17, approved the increase for two tenants, a kayak shop and a property identified as the Atterbury property, after a majority concluded that two straight years at 6 percent