Whitman posts preliminary FY2027 property values for a week of public review starting Monday. From our own coverage: Whitman posts FY2027 property values for review.
Besse Park remembrance tree sponsorships open. Also in today's brief (7 items): Besse Park remembrance tree sponsorships open; Early ballot processing begins at Town Hall; Trick-or-treat set for Main Street; Library hosts Sarah McQuaid fall concert.
Planning Board's Nov. 1 meeting cancelled. From our own coverage: Conservation board reviews senior center stormwater permit; Planning board extends Walmart site plan review.
Norwell Board of Health proposes kratom ban and new tobacco rules, sets November hearing. From our own coverage: Polls open Nov. 3 for state election.
Hull's average property tax bill will rise 2.9 percent in fiscal 2027 as home values climb.
Hingham Public Library sets Halloween keychain craft and Read to a Dog session for Saturday.
Board of Health weighs septic and well requests. From our own coverage: Board of Health weighs septic and well requests; Planning Board takes up ADU, two 40B letters.
Brockton's Conservation Commission approved a plan to replace Thorny Lea Golf Club's failing cart path with a bridge. From our own coverage: Conservation Commission approves Thorny Lea bridge project.
Zoning board continues First Parish Road 40B hearing to December 21 over parking, drainage concerns. From our own coverage: Conservation panel backs Scituate Brook study; ZBA pushes First Parish 40B hearing to December.
Food truck group lists Abington lunch stop. Also in today's brief (6 items): Food truck group lists Abington lunch stop; Library hosts Family Story Hour on Halloween; Haunted mansion offers daytime lights-on tour; Haunted mansion pairs lunch with lights-on tour.
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