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Kingston Water Board Approves Seasonal Watering Limits, Eyes Fall Town Meeting for Well Funds

KINGSTON — April 28, 2026 — Kingston water board sets seasonal watering limits and advances new well construction timeline to 2027. The Board of Water Commissioners voted unanimously April 28 to reinstate non-essential outdoor water use restrictions from May 1 through September 30, limiting irrigation to one day per week — Tuesdays

Kingston Water Commission Approves Annual Report Mailing, Credits Billing Error Interest

KINGSTON — April 14, 2026 — Kingston Water Commission approved a printing and mailing contract for its 2025 annual water quality report and credited a roughly $22 interest charge tied to a town billing address error at its April 14 meeting. The commission voted 2-0 to approve a quote from PNM

Whitman DPW Commission backs $970,000 in water and sewer capital for town meeting

WHITMAN — April 8, 2026 — Whitman DPW Commission advances nearly $1 million in water and sewer capital articles for the May 4 Annual Town Meeting. Water Superintendent Dave Cook presented four articles funded entirely from the enterprise account: $45,000 for a permanent generator at Belcher Drive, $49,900 to replace

Kingston Sewer Commission Advances 800-Parcel Expansion Study Before July Funding Deadline

KINGSTON — April 7, 2026 — Kingston Sewer Commission launches preliminary design effort for an 800-parcel sewer expansion tied to a July 2026 state loan deadline. The commission convened an April 7 public informational meeting with roughly 16 town officials and stakeholders to hear CDM Smith project manager Kara Rozicki present

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

Kingston Water Commission Flags Capacity Rights, Payment Terms in Miramar Sewer Deal

Kingston Water Commission challenges key terms in Miramar sewer agreement, pressing for higher upfront payment.

Kingston Water Board Approves Abatement Policy, Sends Three Budget Placeholders to Town Meeting

KINGSTON — March 24, 2026 — Kingston Water Commissioners approved a revised water bill abatement policy and authorized three placeholder town meeting articles Tuesday, all without dollar figures because the town's retained earnings have not been certified since November. Water Superintendent Chris told the board that a $900,000 engineering

Hull Water Committee backs three town meeting articles on bidding, reserves, and contract terms

HULL — March 18, 2026 — Hull Water Committee approves amended minutes and advances three sewer-department warrant articles to May town meeting. The committee, chaired by a member identified only as Rick, voted unanimously to approve its November 12 minutes after adding a notation that member Paul Norton was absent — a

Hull Water Committee backs three town meeting articles on bidding, reserves, and contract terms

HULL — March 18, 2026 — Hull Water Committee approves amended minutes and advances three sewer-department warrant articles to May town meeting. The committee, chaired by a member identified only as Rick, voted unanimously to approve its November 12 minutes after adding a notation that member Paul Norton was absent — a

Kingston Water Commission Sends Cease-and-Desist Over $17,500 in Flushable-Wipes Damage

KINGSTON — March 17, 2026 — Kingston Water Commission moves to recover $17,500 from resident over flushable-wipes sewer damage. The commission voted unanimously at its March 17 meeting to send a cease-and-desist letter to a property owner whose disposal of flushable wipes has triggered 45 service calls and

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