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Scituate Select Board Accepts $19,700 Kitchen Donation, Approves New Licenses

SCITUATE -- April 7, 2026, Scituate Select Board accepts $19,700 kitchen donation from local business coalition and approves a slate of new and renewed licenses. The board voted unanimously Tuesday night to accept the in-kind donation from Kitchen Spaces and Interiors LLC, with additional contributions from Birchbond Designs, North

Pier 44 Cost Target Drops to $4 Million as CPC Pushes for Scope Cuts

SCITUATE -- April 1, 2026, Scituate Waterways Commission hears Pier 44 must shed $2 million as boating season opens. Meeting April 1, the commission received word from Pier 44 liaison Howie that the Community Preservation Committee has asked the project team to cut its initial $6 million cost estimate to approximately

Three Scituate Boards Unanimously Recommend $21 Million Sewer Borrowing

SCITUATE -- April 1, 2026, Scituate's three municipal finance boards unanimously backed a $21 million sewer borrowing for North Scituate at a joint remote meeting April 1. The Select Board voted 4-0, the Capital Planning Committee 3-0, and the Advisory Committee 8-0 to recommend Article 6

Scituate School Committee Unveils Third Redistricting Option, Sets June 22 Last Day

SCITUATE -- March 30, 2026, Scituate School Committee set June 22 as the last day of school and previewed a third redistricting option at its March 30 meeting. Superintendent Dr. Ruff unveiled Option Three of the district's elementary boundary realignment, which keeps planning block seven at Wampatuck, leaves two

Scituate Conservation Commission continues four hearings, backs three conservation land donations

SCITUATE -- March 30, 2026, Scituate Conservation Commission defers a coastal rebuild, backs three land donations, and tightens enforcement amid repeated post-approval violations. At the March 30 virtual meeting, the commission flagged deep concerns about a proposed raise-and-rebuild at 83 Rebecca Road, where applicants Lawrence and Colleen Wysocki