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Carver Orders AD Makepeace to Submit Quarterly Engineering Reports for Bog Project

CARVER -- February 17, 2026, Carver Earth Removal Committee requires AD Makepeace to file quarterly engineering reports on its disputed 59 Federal Road bog project. The 5-0 vote, taken at the February 17 meeting, stops short of the immediate cease-and-desist order demanded by the Community Land and Water

Carver Orders AD Makepeace to Submit Quarterly Engineering Reports for Bog Project

CARVER -- February 17, 2026, Carver Earth Removal Committee requires AD Makepeace to file quarterly engineering reports on its disputed 59 Federal Road bog project. The 5-0 vote, taken at the February 17 meeting, stops short of the immediate cease-and-desist order demanded by the Community Land and Water

Hanover Township Adopts Ordinances, Races March 15 Affordable-Housing Deadline

Hanover Township, N.J. introduces a dozen ordinances in a single night to meet a March 15 state affordable-housing deadline.

Scituate Planning Board closes hearings on two Annual Town Meeting bylaw changes

Scituate Planning Board votes to send two contested bylaw changes to Annual Town Meeting.

Scituate Senior Center Rolls Out New Transit App, Eyes AI for Meeting Minutes

Scituate's Council on Aging logged 446 transportation rides in January and is adding a seventh driver as it rolls out new dispatch software.

Plymouth Planning Board adopts conduct code, rejects both Cedarville committee candidates

Plymouth Planning Board unanimously adopts a policies and procedures handbook and code of conduct after roughly a year of drafting.

Whitman Recreation Commission Opens Summer Registration, Plans Spring Egg Hunt

WHITMAN -- February 12, 2026, Whitman Recreation Commission welcomes new member and opens summer program registration ahead of town meeting budget vote. The commission introduced Michael Lamarique, a network administrator and five-year Whitman resident, as a prospective voting member, filling a roster that had at times been reduced to two

Middleborough Superintendent Resigns as District Faces $2.2 Million Budget Shortfall

MIDDLEBOROUGH -- February 12, 2026, Middleborough School Committee absorbs superintendent's abrupt resignation and a $2.2 million budget shortfall in a packed meeting. Acting Superintendent Michael Perrone presented a proposed FY27 budget of $52,806,147 built around 29.5 position reductions, including 23 teachers, with projected class sizes

Hingham Finance Committee Questions Senior Center Size in First of Three Hearings

HINGHAM -- February 12, 2026, Hingham Finance Committee opens scrutiny of proposed 26,000-square-foot Center for Active Living, unanimously approves harbor fund transfer. The committee held the first of three planned hearings on the Center for Active Living warrant article February 12, focusing on programming and utilization ahead of

Marshfield CPC to Take Up Hybrid Meeting Format Question in March

Marshfield's Community Preservation Committee agreed to formally debate a switch to hybrid meetings after member Jack Aruca presented survey data showing 14 of 17 town boards, commissions, and committees already offer in-person or hybrid options, while the CPC meets exclusively by Zoom.

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