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After serving two three-year terms, Judith M. Froman feels sad about her decision to not run for re-election to the Bourne Select Board. Bittersweet, perhaps, but it is what she

The Bourne Select and Planning boards have appointed two new members to the planning board to fill seats vacated by recent resignations. Associate board member William W. Meier and Pocasset

More incumbents have pulled nomination papers for the Annual Town Election, signaling their desire to run for a return to their seat on one of the town’s elected boards or

Nomination papers for candidates looking to run for public office in Bourne’s Annual Town Election this spring will be available in the Bourne Town Clerk’s office on Monday, February 13.

Bourne’s amended town charter is now in place. The Massachusetts Legislature and former governor Charles D. Baker Jr. have signed the updated version, which puts the work of the most

First Light Shellfish Farm has languished since 2010, but now brings new leadership, grant funding, and economic stability to the tribal table.

Cumberland Farms has taken another step forward towards breaking ground on its proposed new convenience store/gas station on MacArthur Boulevard. The company’s request to amend its underground gasoline storage tank

Enrollment in Bourne schools is expected to increase next year due to the School Choice program and military families.

Melissa Ann Ferretti, a.k.a. "Golden Dragonfly" was elected to the Bourne Select Board, likely the first Wampanoag woman to hold the position.

Bourne’s Annual Town Election is Tuesday, May 17. Polls open at 7 AM and close at 8 PM.