Bourne Middle News Today

Voters at Bourne’s Special Town Meeting this week chose not to approve the use of Community Preservation Act (CPA) funding to install a proposed trail of pollinator gardens through town.

Yet again, voters in the Town of Bourne will revisit the issue of marijuana retail sales come Monday, November 6, with several marijuana-centric articles to be voted on at Special

The Bourne Community Preservation Committee has started its review of projects that will be seeking Community Preservation Act funds at the fall Special Town Meeting. Projects looking for CPC support

The Town of Bourne has been asked to participate in an initiative to provide housing for people who are developmentally disabled. The Bourne Community Preservation Committee has received a request

In a joint statement Thursday night, Bourne Police Department and Bourne Public Schools alerted the public to an incident that occurred that day at Bourne Middle School.

A panel discussion was held at Bourne High School this week for the district’s 8th and 10th grade students, serving as a kickoff event for the students’ upcoming Civics Action

Included among the $4 million-plus capital items in Bourne Town Administrator Marlene V. McCollem’s proposed $83 million Fiscal Year 2024 budget are several requests made by the school department. School

BOURNE — Based on her qualities of kindness, compassion, humility and gratitude, Bourne Middle School 8th-Grader Finley O'Doherty has been selected to be her school's Project 351 Ambassador next year.

Big Brothers Big Sisters Cape Cod & Islands will hold an information session for community members who want to mentor school children.

The recent situation involving gun violence at an elementary school in Texas was on the minds of the Bourne Select Board during a discussion of police deployment during town elections.