Halifax Planning Board extends Senior Center site review deadline to December 10 as developer mitigation payments remain unpaid. From our own coverage: Planning Board extends Senior Center deadline to Dec. 10; Select Board appoints two new ZBA members.
Open space plan team meets Wednesday. Also in today's brief (2 items): Open space plan team meets Wednesday; Water Commissioners meet Thursday afternoon.
Select Board kept Hull's single tax rate and split over funding a $17 million facility study. From our own coverage: Planning Board splits zoning rewrite tasks amid delay; Select Board sets tax rate, splits on facility study.
Hingham Town Meeting approved two school roof projects as the high school HVAC redesign estimate topped $110 million. From our own coverage: Light Board secures permit for $100 million grid project; Town meeting approves two school roof projects.
Select Board returns Monday night for its next regular session at Town Hall.
Brockton's Patch calendar lists a free Palestine Filmlab screening of "To a Land Unknown" for Nov. 3. Also in today's brief (3 items): Fontbonne JV soccer visits Cardinal Spellman Monday; Free Palestine Filmlab screening set for Monday; Comedy night with Christine Hurley booked for New Year's Eve.
Massachusetts regulators lifted Scituate's boil water order Sunday after days of E. coli testing. From our own coverage: Boil water order lifted effective Nov. 1; Town reopens bottled water distribution Sunday.
Library offers two toddler sessions Monday. Also in today's brief (17 items): Library offers two toddler sessions Monday; Library hosts Little Bee Yoga Monday afternoon; Jr. Cliff Book Club meets Monday evening; New Beginnings hosts trivia night Monday.
Rockland's Select Board meets Tuesday alongside two other town boards to open November's calendar.
Rochester's planning board will conduct a site visit for the County Road Extension project Nov. 6. From our own coverage: ORR Junior High plans 33rd senior Thanksgiving dinner; Rochester assessors to begin required property inspections.
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