Norton Previews 13 Fall Warrant Articles
Norton previewed 13 Fall Town Meeting warrant articles, including a betterment for two private roads and a tax-rate relief vote.
Norton previewed 13 Fall Town Meeting warrant articles, including a betterment for two private roads and a tax-rate relief vote.
Freetown Town Meeting clears two-thirds threshold for $26.5 million library and senior center, sending it to a June 8 ballot vote.
SOMERSET -- May 30, 2026, Somerset Annual Town Meeting approves $76 million FY2027 budget and bans cryptocurrency ATM kiosks. The meeting, held May 30 at Somerset-Berkeley Regional High School with 220 registered voters and
Somerset's annual town meeting will be held May 30 with a streamlined warrant of 22 articles, down from a typical count near 40.
Norton Town Meeting rejected a $11,443,631 borrowing authorization for a Norton Middle School roof replacement, with voters defeating the measure 237 to 167, well short of the required two-thirds supermajority.
NORTON -- May 18, 2026, Norton Annual Town Meeting approves $81.3 million operating budget and narrowly passes contested position reclassifications. The May 18 meeting voted 73 to 63, on a standing count, the only
Norton officials preview a packed Town Meeting warrant headlined by an $11.4 million school roof. Select Board Chair Roger Marsan and Town Manager Mark Gould taped a public walkthrough of key articles ahead of the annual Town Meeting set for May 18 at 7 p.m. at the High School Auditorium.
Westport's 2026 Annual Town Meeting will take up 36 warrant articles on May 5 at the Middle High School Auditorium. Town Administrator Chris Vitale outlined the warrant in a recorded public-information address tied to a preview session held April 28 at Town Hall.
Freetown voters approve MBTA Communities zoning overlay 157-50 after years of fights.
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