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Carver CPC Reviews $3.6 Million in Reserves, Gets CPA Education from Statewide Expert

Carver's Community Preservation Committee convened a special educational session June 30 to deepen the committee's and town officials' understanding of CPA rules and spending strategy.

Hingham Water Board Approves FY27 Rates, Authorizes Shutoffs for Repeat Irrigators

HINGHAM — June 30, 2026 — Hingham's Board of Water Commissioners unanimously adopted a fiscal year 2027 rate package and authorized water shutoffs for repeat drought violators at its June 30 meeting. The board voted 3-0 to enact a 3 percent water usage rate increase and a $65 per

Hull Redevelopment Authority Approves Extended Parking Hours With $15 Cap

HULL — June 29, 2026 — Hull Redevelopment Authority unanimously extends a beach parking lot's hours to 8 p.m., capping after-hours fees at $15. The board voted June 29 to allow the operator of the Water Street lot — Joe Riley, represented by lot manager Lindsay Sampson — to stay

Marshfield Waterways Committee Reelects Officers, Weighs Mandatory Mooring Insurance

MARSHFIELD — June 25, 2026 — Marshfield Waterways Committee reelects officers and advances discussion of mandatory mooring insurance. The committee unanimously returned Michael Dulac to the chair, with Bill Kerrigan as vice chair and Paula Lent as secretary. Members debated whether to follow Scituate's recently adopted requirement that all mooring

Halifax Beautification Committee hosts presentation on home tick-testing device invented locally

HALIFAX — June 25, 2026 — Halifax Beautification Committee hosts tick disease prevention talk featuring locally invented home test kit. The committee brought in Halifax resident and MIT co-founder Erin Derricki to present at the Holmes Public Library on June 25, where she described Line Alert, a home device that crushes

Carver ERC Authorizes Phase 3 Entry at Tremont Street Bog, Continues Reservoir Hearing

Carver Earth Removal Committee advances cranberry reservoir application to July with a $265,880 performance bond and unresolved traffic concerns.

Hull Redevelopment Authority Approves $20,490 Warrant, Extends July 18 Parking Hours

HULL — June 15, 2026 — Hull Redevelopment Authority extends parking hours and approves $20,490 warrant for 250th fireworks night. The board voted unanimously at its June 15 meeting to allow parking operators at lots A and C to charge and operate until 10 p.m. on July 18, 2026, two

Hanover Township Unanimously Extends Affordable Housing Controls Over Developer Objection

Hanover Township votes 5-0 to extend affordable housing controls at two developments.

Whitman Recreation Commission Sets June 25 Deadline to Save Summer Swim Sessions

WHITMAN — June 11, 2026 — Whitman Recreation Commission votes to cancel two swim lesson sessions unless enrollment hits 13. The commission, meeting June 11, set a deadline of June 25 for Sessions 2 and 3 of its summer swim program to each reach 13 registered participants — the break-even point calculated

Whitman Open Space Panel Eyes Memorial Field for Dog Park and Skate Park

WHITMAN — June 11, 2026 — Whitman's Open Space and Recreation Plan Implementation Committee identified the fenced rear section of Memorial Field, including a former batting-cage enclosure and an idle basketball court, as the leading candidate sites for a dog park and small skate park at its June 11

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