Kingston Capital Planning Reviews School Equipment as Budget Picture Remains Unclear
Kingston Capital Planning Committee hears school equipment requests but cannot act without certified free cash.
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Hull Select Board Names Public Safety Building Committee, Adopts Beach Management Plan
HULL -- March 11, 2026, Hull Select Board fills public safety building committee with four permanent members and two alternates after fielding 11 applications for four seats. Chair Brian S. McCarthy led the March 11 session, which also saw the board unanimously adopt the town's 2026 North Nantasket Beach
Whitman Zoning Panel Clears Four Bylaw Amendments for Town Meeting
WHITMAN -- March 11, 2026, Whitman's Zoning Bylaw Study Committee unanimously advanced four bylaw amendments to the annual town meeting warrant at its March 11 meeting. The committee, chaired by Richard Rosen, approved a new Wetlands Protection Bylaw drafted by Conservation Commission member Ed Winnett, a residency-requirements cleanup
Whitman Aid Fund Committee Sets July 1 Target for First Tax Relief Applications
WHITMAN -- March 11, 2026, Whitman's Women's Aid for the Elderly and Disabled Taxation Fund Committee is targeting a July 1 launch for its first-ever property tax relief applications, with an October 1 deadline for residents to apply. Chair Brian Trussell led the March 11 meeting,
Whitman Senior Center Fuel Assistance Funds Dry Up Weeks Before Season Ends
WHITMAN -- March 11, 2026, Whitman Council on Aging reports fuel assistance funds fully exhausted with weeks left in heating season. The Council on Aging met March 11 and heard from its director that self-help organizations have run out of fuel assistance money and the state is not releasing additional
West Bridgewater confirms first female police sergeant in department history
WEST BRIDGEWATER -- March 11, 2026, West Bridgewater Select Board unanimously promotes the town's first female police sergeant and funds two years of regional opioid outreach. The board confirmed Olivia Riley Church, described by Police Chief Nixon as a founding organizer of the department's youth camp program,
Plympton Zoning Board Accepts SLT Construction's Withdrawal of Earth Removal Appeal
PLYMPTON -- March 11, 2026, Plympton Zoning Board accepts SLT Construction's withdrawal of its cease-and-desist appeal, shifting the earth removal dispute into the 40B comprehensive permit process. The board voted unanimously at its March 11 session to accept a written request from attorney Robert Galvin, counsel to
Select Board Accepts $35,500 DDC Construction Bid for Plympton Building Front Door
PLYMPTON -- March 11, 2026, Plympton Town Properties Committee advances front door bid and flags unresolved fire station citations. Meeting March 11, Chair Pierre Boyer reported that the Select Board accepted a $35,500 bid from DDC Construction for a front door replacement, the lowest of five bids that ranged up
Plymouth Planning Board Appoints Destination Plymouth CEO to Downtown Steering Committee
PLYMOUTH -- March 11, 2026, Plymouth Planning Board appoints retired Destination Plymouth chief to downtown steering committee. The board voted four-to-zero Wednesday to name Lee Philson, who stepped down March 9 after seven years as president and CEO of Destination Plymouth, to the Plymouth Center Steering Committee, filling a
Plymouth Finance Committee Votes 13-0 Against Citizens' Health Insurance Petition
PLYMOUTH -- March 11, 2026, Plymouth Finance Committee votes 13-0 to oppose citizens' petition targeting employee health insurance tiers. The committee Wednesday rejected a recommendation to forward a special town meeting citizens' petition that would have amended Chapter 27 of the Acts of 2003, which sets the town&