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Scituate Schools Back Option 3 Redistricting Plan Ahead of May 18 Vote

SCITUATE — April 27, 2026 — Scituate School Committee receives Option 3 redistricting recommendation, setting up May 18 vote. Superintendent Brian Lynch and consultant Matthew Cropper of Cropper GIS presented the plan, which projects enrollment of 476 students at the new elementary school, 434 at Jenkins, and 396 at Wampatuck for the

Scituate Planning Board Approves Neilgate Street Stormwater Permit With 36 Conditions

SCITUATE — April 23, 2026 — Scituate Planning Board approves a 36-condition stormwater permit for a four-lot subdivision on Neilgate Street and turns away a proposed large accessory dwelling unit on Dunbar Lane. The board voted unanimously Thursday to authorize the stormwater permit for 48 Neilgate Street — which will create

Scituate Planning Board Approves Neilgate Street Stormwater Permit With 36 Conditions

SCITUATE — April 23, 2026 — Scituate Planning Board approves a 36-condition stormwater permit for a four-lot subdivision on Neilgate Street and turns away a proposed large accessory dwelling unit on Dunbar Lane. The board voted unanimously Thursday to authorize the stormwater permit for 48 Neilgate Street — which will create

Scituate Zoning Board Approves Three Home Rebuild and Addition Permits

SCITUATE — April 16, 2026 — Scituate Zoning Board of Appeals unanimously approves three residential special permits while deferring a fourth amid unresolved water resource questions. At its April 16 meeting, the board granted special permits for a raise-and-rebuild at 83 Rebecca Road on a nonconforming 8,000-square-foot

Scituate Conservation Commission Closes Four Hearings, Sends Julian Street Plans Back

SCITUATE — April 15, 2026 — Scituate Conservation Commission closed four public hearings and continued two others at its April 15 virtual meeting. The commission approved orders of conditions for 20 Ridge Hill Road, where consultant Brad Holmes of ECR presented a home-reconstruction plan for Jeff and Emma Lawson that includes

Scituate Conservation Commission Closes Four Hearings, Sends Julian Street Plans Back

SCITUATE — April 15, 2026 — Scituate Conservation Commission closed four public hearings and continued two others at its April 15 virtual meeting. The commission approved orders of conditions for 20 Ridge Hill Road, where consultant Brad Holmes of ECR presented a home-reconstruction plan for Jeff and Emma Lawson that includes

Scituate Voters Approve $27M North Scituate Sewer, Reject Police Firing Range

SCITUATE — April 13, 2026 — Scituate voters approve $27 million North Scituate sewer expansion while rejecting a $2.5 million police firearms training range. At the combined Special and Annual Town Meeting on April 13, moderator Maura Curran presided over the sewer borrowing vote, which passed by two-thirds supermajority with

Scituate Planning Board Approves Two ADUs, Sends Neilgate Stormwater Plan Back for Revisions

SCITUATE — April 9, 2026 — Scituate Planning Board approves two accessory dwelling units and continues a contested stormwater hearing. The board unanimously approved a special permit for a 1,255-square-foot detached ADU at 36 Grasshopper Lane for the Ferry Family Realty Trust — at 37.8 percent of the principal

Scituate Planning Board Approves Two ADUs, Sends Neilgate Stormwater Plan Back for Revisions

SCITUATE — April 9, 2026 — Scituate Planning Board approves two accessory dwelling units and continues a contested stormwater hearing. The board unanimously approved a special permit for a 1,255-square-foot detached ADU at 36 Grasshopper Lane for the Ferry Family Realty Trust — at 37.8 percent of the principal

Scituate Senior Center Director Announces Retirement at April Council on Aging Meeting

SCITUATE — April 9, 2026 — Scituate Council on Aging hears retirement news and a major regional merger disclosure at April 9 meeting. Director Linda Hayes, who has led the Scituate Senior Center for many years, announced she has filed retirement papers with approximately three months remaining — prompting board members to ask

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