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Rehoboth Conservation Commission Continues Two Mason Street Wetland Cases, Sends Third to Outside Review

REHOBOTH — June 23, 2026 — Rehoboth Conservation Commission continues two Mason Street wetland delineation cases and votes unanimously to send a third to outside review. At the June 23 meeting, engineer Mark Mariano of Oak Hill Engineering presented an updated delineation for applicant Kami Nunes at 125 and 129 Mason Street,

Rehoboth Select Board unanimously overhauls retiree health benefits, creates financial planning committee

REHOBOTH — June 15, 2026 — Rehoboth Select Board votes unanimously to restructure retiree health benefits and creates a long-range financial planning committee. The board, chaired by Anthea Brady and including members Paris Bianni, Michelle Pryor, Mike Bencourt, and Vice Chair Bill McGonigal, approved moving all current and future retirees to

Dighton-Rehoboth School Committee Approves Updated Handbook and Shipping Container Food Pantry

REHOBOTH — June 9, 2026 — Dighton-Rehoboth School Committee approves updated student handbook and a shipping container food pantry donation at its June 9 meeting. The committee unanimously cleared the 2026-27 student handbook after a review by new legal counsel added wiretapping and student privacy protections, consolidated special education and

Rehoboth Conservation Commission Denies Spring Street Wetland Filing After Applicant No-Shows

REHOBOTH — June 9, 2026 — Rehoboth Conservation Commission denies a wetland delineation application and charts a path toward ADA trail grants after a packed June 9 session. The commission voted unanimously to issue a denial for an ANRAD at 61 Spring Street after the applicant failed to appear, submit required 24-

Rehoboth Planning Board Hears State Briefing on New Clean Energy Permitting Rules

REHOBOTH — June 3, 2026 — Rehoboth Planning Board grills state official on battery storage safety under new clean energy permitting law. Connor Rockett of the Massachusetts Department of Energy Resources presented the board with the consolidated local permitting process created under the 2024 climate act, which becomes available to applicants statewide

Rehoboth Select Board Approves Road Striping, Braces for Article 23 Town Meeting Fight

REHOBOTH — May 26, 2026 — Rehoboth's Select Board spent its May 26 pre-town-meeting session preparing for an expected showdown on Article 23, the state-mandated multifamily zoning overlay, at the June 2 annual town meeting. Town Moderator Bill Quigley, marking his 20th year running Rehoboth town meetings,

Dighton-Rehoboth School Committee Expands School Choice, Approves $11,600 in Donations

REHOBOTH — May 26, 2026 — Dighton-Rehoboth School Committee unanimously expanded high school school choice slots from 25 to 30 and approved more than $11,600 in donations at its May 26 meeting. Superintendent William Rooney cited the district's new early college partnership with Bridgewater State University and expanded

Rehoboth Planning Board Sends Baker Street Subdivision Plan to Engineering Review

REHOBOTH — May 20, 2026 — Rehoboth Planning Board opens public hearing on a five-lot subdivision near the Swansea line. Engineer Alexander Gordetsky presented the definitive subdivision plan for Dream Home LLC's proposed development at 5 Baker Street, a 9.75-acre parcel, describing a 100-year-storm-rated

Rehoboth Select Board ratifies fire chief contract, advances town administrator search

REHOBOTH — May 18, 2026 — Rehoboth Select Board ratified a new fire chief contract and moved its town administrator search toward a late-June appointment deadline. The board unanimously accepted a three-year contract for the incoming fire chief — announced after an executive session — and received a search update from a

Rehoboth Select Board ratifies fire chief contract, advances town administrator search

REHOBOTH — May 18, 2026 — Rehoboth Select Board ratified a new fire chief contract and moved its town administrator search toward a late-June appointment deadline. The board unanimously accepted a three-year contract for the incoming fire chief — announced after an executive session — and received a search update from a

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