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Mashpee resident Barbara Lynne Barbee has filed an Open Meeting Law complaint with the Massachusetts Office of the Attorney General concerning a June 14 Mashpee Affordable Housing Committee meeting.

The Town of Mashpee hired an interim town engineer to take over responsibilities related to the town’s wastewater management plan effective June 15 as the Town Manager’s office searches for

Mashpee Sewer Commission Chairman Michael V. Rapacz and member Anne A. Malone both resigned during a sewer commission meeting yesterday afternoon, Thursday, March 24, citing growing frustrations with town leadership.

Mashpee Sewer Commission Chairman Michael V. Rapacz and member Anne A. Malone both resigned during a sewer commission meeting yesterday afternoon, Thursday, March 24, citing growing frustrations with town leadership.

The Mashpee Board of Health has recommended the return to remote meetings for town boards and committees for at least the next few weeks. Health Agent Glen E. Harrington brought

The Mashpee Board of Selectmen at its meeting at Town Hall on Monday, October 4, rejected a proposal to construct a building around the pickleball courts off Ashumet Road, citing

The Mashpee Board of Selectmen voted unanimously to reject a Comcast cable television license renewal proposal on Monday, August 9, after a representative from Comcast failed to show up for

Nutrient pollution in Waquoit and Popponesset Bays has reached a grim new milestone: Both bays now show impaired water quality throughout, with no high-quality areas remaining. That is the latest assessment by Brian L. Howes, a scientist with the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth who has for years worked with the Town of Mashpee and Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe to analyze the impact of nitrogen pollution on local waterways. “For the first time in 20 years, I have nothing good to say,” ...

Mashpee Town Hall reopened to the public on Tuesday, June 1, for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic prompted the building to close more than a year ago on March 23, 2020. A steady flow of residents filtered in and out of the building around noon on Tuesday, purchasing beach and transfer stickers and attending to business in-person as town staff worked in their various departments. “Overall, Ive been very pleased with the way staff and, for that matter, the public have been able to ...

The Mashpee Board of Selectmen voted unanimously during its virtual meeting on Monday, April 12, to form an ad hoc committee to review the issue of violence and abuse against women in the community. Murylo Batista, a Mashpee resident and public health researcher, told the selectmen at their meeting that “four homicides in the past year of Mashpee women or of women in Mashpee has shown that the safety and well-being of women are being jeopardized in our town.” “We cannot approach ...