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March 31, 2023
Members of the Bourne Select Board have signaled their support for a repeal of the town’s prohibition on retail sales of recreational marijuana. Board members said the time that has
March 31, 2023
A change to Town Meeting procedure will go into effect this year now that the Bourne Select Board has voted to approve procedural changes suggested by the Bourne Finance Committee.
March 31, 2023
Members of the Bourne Select Board have signaled their support for a repeal of the town’s prohibition on retail sales of recreational marijuana. Board members said the time that has
March 24, 2023
The Bourne Community Preservation Committee gave its approval Wednesday night to nine requests for Community Preservation Act funding, which includes awarding money to move two historic structures—the visitor information booth
February 17, 2023
The Bourne Capital Outlay Committee has given thumbs up to one request for Community Preservation Act funding while taking no action on two others. Committee members said they want more
December 28, 2022
The year 2022 has been an eventful one—again—for the Town of Bourne. News both good and bad (depending on your perspective) dominated the headlines. What follows is a mere partial
December 2, 2022
Bourne High School held an Innovation Pathway Open House on November 28 to spotlight the new and exciting opportunities currently available to students. After investigating their interests in the Career
November 24, 2022
Emily Berry, Bourne School Committee chair, wants the Precinct 4 and 7 polls removed from the middle school gym siting traffic and student safety.
October 26, 2022
“Signs, signs, everywhere are signs,” says the 1970 pop song. So too, said Bourne residents at Special Town Meeting as a proposed zoning change prohibiting the use of certain display
October 26, 2022
Work will begin on Bourne town and school building to make them more energy efficient now special town meeting voters approved a $5 million project.