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Last week we had two divergent stories about the same group of public officials. A school committee eager to spend money on an outside attorney to appeal the Oak Bluffs planning board’s decision not to allow a synthetic turf field over at the high school, and a school committee unwilling to increase the cost-of-living allowance […]

Changes to the zoning ordinance adopted after a half-dozen or so public hearings

Clarifications and corrections were the bulk of the Councils changes to the citys zoning ordinance, however, there were 1 or 2 big changes

Medford sets 2022 priorties, tackling zoning first

The developers for the proposed overnight drug and alcohol detox and rehabilitation center on Haverhill Road are working with town officials to hopefully close the planning process soon.

There’s affordable in the general sense and there’s “affordable” under state and federal programs designed to help, but how affordable are they?

If Wareham’s Zoning Board of Appeals gets its way, Settler’s Glen — a development of 20 con

Medfords zoning revisions suggest the city will limit unrelated adults living together in family zones, tighter rules about family daycare businesses

Aspen Blue, a cannabis company hoping to manufacture products in the old steel building at Tremont Nail, took part in a he

Another of the styles of duplex proposed for Settler’s Glen. The complex is proposed for a strip of land on Red Brook Road, roughly behind the 7/11. Cranberry Highway runs across this image, ending at the lower-right corner. At a hearing for a proposed condo development on Red Brook Road, officials expressed frustration with Chapter 40B, the law that allows developers to ignore some local zoning regulations as long as the town has less than 10 percent affordable housing.  The proposed 20-uni...