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The board of selectmen has decided to amend an article on Mondays Town Meeting warrant that would provide full liquor licenses to several package stores and restaurants.

The warrant for this year’s Sandwich Annual Town Meeting has a little something for everyone—a balanced budget, a new playground, citizens petitions seeking to cut plastic pollution and even an

The town and the lowest bidder on the Sandwich Boardwalk rebuild project appeared at a bid protest hearing before the Massachusetts Attorney General’s Office this week.

Heather L. Gallant, who worked her way up from a Bourne health inspector to Taunton’s public health director, has been approved as the new health director for Sandwich.

Heather L. Gallant, who worked her way up from a Bourne health inspector to Taunton’s public health director, has been selected as the new health director for Sandwich.

David J. Sampson, former selectman and current chairman of the charter review committee, has pulled papers to run for water district commissioner.

Sandwich is hoping to expand the number of liquor licenses it can offer to restaurants and retail stores by petitioning the state for 10 more all-alcohol licenses.

The town this week received five bids from construction companies vying to build Sandwich’s new boardwalk.

Jason M. Keene, a 29-year veteran of the Sandwich Police Department, was unanimously approved by the selectmen yesterdayon Thursday, February 16, as the town’s next police chief.

Although plans have not yet been discussed in detail, the town is looking at replacing its deteriorating public works building and adding a fire department substation to the Route 130