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Marshfield Planning Board Continues Zoning Hearing to April 6 Before Town Meeting Vote

MARSHFIELD -- March 16, 2026, Marshfield Planning Board defers vote on four zoning articles to April 6, ahead of the April 27 Annual Town Meeting. The board opened a public hearing Monday on the warrant package, which includes two corrections to the town's accessory dwelling unit bylaw, changes required

Kingston Library Board Unanimously Adopts Revised Solicitation Policy

KINGSTON -- March 16, 2026, Kingston Library trustees adopted a revised solicitation policy and deferred a staff holiday-closure request at their March 16 meeting. The Board of Trustees voted 5-0 on a roll-call vote to adopt an updated policy governing sales, solicitation, and political activity on library property,

Hull Redevelopment Authority Votes to Fund Fireworks, Approve Community Land Survey

HULL -- March 16, 2026, Hull Redevelopment Authority unanimously approves $10,000 fireworks donation and landmark community survey at packed March meeting. The five-member board, chaired by Bartley Kelly, voted 5-0 to donate $10,000 to the Hull Celebrates 250th Committee, earmarked specifically for a July 18 fireworks display

Hull Redevelopment Authority Votes to Fund Fireworks, Approve Community Land Survey

HULL -- March 16, 2026, Hull Redevelopment Authority unanimously approves $10,000 fireworks donation and landmark community survey at packed March meeting. The five-member board, chaired by Bartley Kelly, voted 5-0 to donate $10,000 to the Hull Celebrates 250th Committee, earmarked specifically for a July 18 fireworks display

Halifax Finance Committee Reviews $1.5 Million Override, Demands School Budget Data

HALIFAX -- March 16, 2026, Halifax Finance Committee reviews $1.5 million override case and presses for school budget transparency. The committee, meeting virtually on March 16, debriefed a three-hour joint budget session and confirmed the Select Board had voted to place a $1.5 million Proposition 2½ override on

Carver Finance Committee Recommends $1.33 Million Capital Borrowing, Votes to Confront $4 Million Health Insurance Deficit

CARVER -- March 16, 2026, Carver Finance Committee endorses $1.33 million capital borrowing and confronts $4 million health insurance deficit. The Finance Committee voted 4-0 Monday to recommend borrowing up to $1,331,750 for six municipal capital projects, including an $800,000 fire department item and a $95,

Carver Finance Committee Recommends $1.33 Million Capital Borrowing, Votes to Confront $4 Million Health Insurance Deficit

CARVER -- March 16, 2026, Carver Finance Committee endorses $1.33 million capital borrowing and confronts $4 million health insurance deficit. The Finance Committee voted 4-0 Monday to recommend borrowing up to $1,331,750 for six municipal capital projects, including an $800,000 fire department item and a $95,

Lakeville Planning Board advances first subdivision rules rewrite since 1987

Lakeville Planning Board fields resident flooding complaints, pushes ahead on 1987 rules overhaul.

Planning Board retains outgoing town planner as paid consultant

Lakeville Planning Board hears Pinecrest Drive flooding complaints, advances open space rules.

Hanover Township Adopts Nine Housing Ordinances Hours Before State Deadline

Hanover Township adopted nine affordable housing ordinances Thursday to meet a March 16 state deadline under New Jersey's 2024 Fair Share housing law overhaul. Mayor Gallagher and Committeemen Cahill, Farrah Mosca, and Francioli voted unanimously on all measures, with Committeeman Michalco excused.

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