Select Board votes to permanently protect eight town-owned parcels after decade-long effort. From our own coverage: Select Board OKs permanent protection for 8 parcels; Board splits on Turner Road rebuild variances.
Special Town Meeting convenes Monday at Scituate High School to weigh several warrant articles.
Scituate Zoning Board rejected two core variances for Turner Road reconstruction but approved a related floodplain variance; two other applications were continued.
Scituate Planning Board presses Humarock permit holders after 22 month wait for state wetlands ruling. From our own coverage: Planning board presses Humarock permit holders on delay.
Scituate's Select Board voted to permanently protect eight town-owned properties, capping a decade-long conservation effort. Chair Susan Harrison recused herself because of her ties to the Appleton Field Community Garden, one of the parcels covered.
The Scituate Select Board and Sister City Committee held a memorial for four officials who died.
Scituate Little League is pursuing a renovation of the "purple dinosaur field" for younger kids' softball, a project separated from a plan to turn the Wampanoag-area field into another baseball field, Planning Board members said Oct. 8.
Three Scituate-resident obituaries were published this week: Kellar, Peter David; Levendoski, Charles L.; and McCafferty, Beverly A. Levendoski, 83, and McCafferty, 91, both longtime Scituate residents, died October 4; McCafferty's and Levendoski's notices came through the Echovita aggr…
Scituate sets Special Town Meeting for October 19 at the high school gymnasium. From our own coverage: Nine deeds recorded in Scituate, most prices pending. Also in today's brief (11 items): Town seeks volunteers for two committee seats; Select Board meets Tuesday at Town Hall; Beach Co…
Scituate recorded ten property deeds between Sept. 11 and Oct. 10, but only three carried disclosed sale prices, ranging from $700,000 to $1,435,338, with a median of $845,000. The top transaction was 338 Clapp Road, which sold for $1,435,338 on Sept. 18.
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