School Committee Approves Food Service Policy
School Committee approved updated food service policy and set voting instructions for MASC delegate on five resolutions and three reauthorizations.
The Brockton City Council's Accounts Committee voted unanimously to ask legislative counsel what authority the council has over unlawful public payments, after disclosures of a $3,650 funeral payment and a decertified school police officer paid $136,635.61 this year.
School Committee approved updated food service policy and set voting instructions for MASC delegate on five resolutions and three reauthorizations.
Kingston's Special Town Meeting voted 171-28 to require future town meeting approval before Kingston commits sewer capacity to developers outside town, responding to a June agreement sending 44,000 gallons a day to a Duxbury housing project.
The Brockton City Council approved a $2.3 million bond for new fire trucks and adopted a pay plan ordinance on a 9-1 vote, with Councilor Thompson dissenting.
Abington's board approved a garage license and warned that fiscal 2028 budgets may require 5 percent to 10 percent cuts.
Kingston's Select Board declined to revisit the legal authority behind a Duxbury sewer agreement, voting instead to adjourn without further action. Chair Kim Emberg convened the special meeting at residents' request a day before a town meeting where the issue was expected to resurface.
The Zoning Board continued the First Parish 40B hearing to December 21 after concerns about drainage, parking and missing architectural plans.
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