Hull Morning Brief, Oct. 31: Select board reaffirms light plant removal vote
Hull's Select Board reaffirmed its vote to remove the light plant from the West Corner joint facility.
Hull's Select Board reaffirmed its vote to remove the light plant from the West Corner joint facility.
School Committee convenes at Chandler School Friday morning as fall meeting season continues.
Brockton council panel votes to ask legal counsel about authority over unlawful payments. From our own coverage: Council panel votes to probe improper payments; Council approves $2.3 million bond for fire trucks.
Hingham Public Library offers Halloween keychain crafting and a dog reading session this Saturday. Also in today's brief (2 items): Read-to-a-dog program welcomes Ruby Saturday; Library offers Halloween keychain craft Saturday.
Scituate issues boil water alert and sets Saturday bottled water pickup at Cole Parkway. From our own coverage: Conservation Commission approves brook water study; ZBA pushes First Parish 40B hearing to Dec. 21.
Select Board warns fiscal 2028 budget could require 5 to 10 percent cuts, layoffs. From our own coverage: Select Board warns of 2028 budget cuts, weighs garage license. Also in today's brief (2 items): Library hosts Family Story Hour Oct. 31.
Marcus and Millichap brokers sale of 231-unit self-storage facility in Rockland. Also in today's brief (9 items): 231-unit self-storage facility in Rockland sold; WCVB revisits Rockland's 20-year trick-or-treating gap; Teen Center open Friday evening; Youth tae kwon do class meets Saturday.
Conservation Commission holds public hearing on Mary's Pond Road project Tuesday. Also in today's brief (4 items): Historical Commission meets Monday evening; Board of Health meets Tuesday afternoon; Board of Assessors meets Tuesday evening; Conservation board holds hearing on Mary's Pond Road.
Plymouth's Select Board raises liquor and auto dealer permit fees effective 2027. From our own coverage: Select Board revisits liquor, auto dealer fees.
Mattapoisett's Council on Aging is offering rides to the polls for the Nov. 3 state election. From our own coverage: Town offers rides to the polls for election.
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