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Whitman CPC Backs Historic Plaques, Eyes Hornstra Farm Conservation Grant

WHITMAN — February 17, 2026 — Whitman's Community Preservation Committee rejected a $1.5 million land purchase, approved $4,000 for historic plaques, and signaled support for a conservation restriction on the Hornstra farm. The committee voted unanimously to deny a Conservation Commission application to buy a Bedford Street parcel

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.

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

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.

Plympton Town Property Committee votes to release improper executive session minutes

PLYMPTON — February 11, 2026 — Plympton's Town Property Committee voted unanimously four times to remedy an open meeting law complaint filed against it in January. Town Counsel Matthew Skydell of KP Law advised the committee at its February 11 meeting that the Purpose 3 executive session called at the

Plympton Town Property Committee presents fire station demand data at phase-one session

PLYMPTON — February 9, 2026 — Plympton's Town Property Committee held its second phase-one information session on a potential fire station project, presenting four years of emergency response data with no votes taken and no sites selected. Committee members Caitlin Johnson, Keelan Smith, and Pierre Boyer outlined call volume

Plympton Town Property Committee Opens Fire Station Review With Data-Only Phase 1 Session

PLYMPTON — February 7, 2026 — Plympton's three-member Town Property Committee launched its Phase 1 fire station review Saturday with a public data session, pledging no site selections or cost commitments at this stage. Committee members Caitlin Johnson, Keelan Smith, and Pierre Boyer presented four years of emergency response

Scituate's Pier 44 Commission wins all permits, seeks $6 million CPC funding

Scituate's Pier 44 Commission secured a full permit slate and authorized a $6 million funding request to the Community Preservation Committee for the planned harbor park.

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