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EASTON — June 11, 2026 — Easton's Community Preservation Committee deferred its annual leadership reorganization and flagged a possible appraisal vote for Langwater Farm development rights at its next meeting. Meeting remotely on June 11, the committee voted unanimously to accept minutes from its April 14 session — the previous meeting

WESTPORT — June 11, 2026 — Westport's Climate Resilience Committee debated the tone and scope of its draft climate report and finalized plans for a public outreach booth at River Days on June 20. Member Constance raised sharp concerns about the water section of Chapter 8, calling draft recommendations — including

EASTON — June 2, 2026 — Easton Human Rights Committee locks in Pride event logistics with roughly $4,217 in reserve. The committee, meeting June 2, reviewed a treasurer's report showing $1,650 in recent donations from sponsors including Nico, Village Speech, Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, and Bella Real Estate,

EASTON — June 2, 2026 — Easton Human Rights Committee locks in Pride event logistics with roughly $4,217 in reserve. The committee, meeting June 2, reviewed a treasurer's report showing $1,650 in recent donations from sponsors including Nico, Village Speech, Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, and Bella Real Estate,

WESTPORT — May 28, 2026 — Westport Bike and Walking Path Committee spotlights $280,000 greenway grant and growing community pushback. At the May 28 meeting, Chair Gail Rodericks announced that PAR Group had been awarded an engineering contract — part of a three-municipality $280,000 Mass Trails Grant — to advance the

DIGHTON — May 27, 2026 — Dighton Board of Assessors approves $2,238 in motor vehicle excise abatements and releases a 46-acre parcel from farm tax protection. At its May 27 meeting, the board unanimously approved the monthly motor vehicle and trailer excise abatement list totaling $2,238.22, then voted

DIGHTON — May 25, 2026 — Dighton Economic Development Committee advances plans for a fall networking event and a restaurant promotion program. Meeting on Memorial Day evening, the committee settled on Old Town Hall as the venue for a general business networking event — chosen for its parking capacity — targeting a date of

DIGHTON — May 20, 2026 — Dighton's Stormwater Committee clashed Wednesday with a developer who hired an attorney to contest required site inspections at a multi-building project on Elm Street. Chair Nancy Goula reported that MBL Land Development's owner, referred to as Mr. Eamon, refused to fund

WESTPORT — May 20, 2026 — Westport Housing Authority votes to require dual signatures on all operating-account checks. The board voted 3-0 with one abstention at its May 20 meeting to require that all checks from the operating account carry the signatures of both the executive director and one board

EASTON — May 19, 2026 — Easton Historical Commission unanimously clears 162 Pine Street for demolition in a 13-minute Zoom meeting. The commission voted May 19 that the residential property at 162 Pine Street lacks historical significance, allowing its demolition to proceed without delay. The five-member panel — Chair Hurley, Hans,