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Mashpee Director of the Department of Public Works Catherine E. Laurent and Gabrielle Belfit, senior environmental scientist with Tighe & Bond Engineers, presented plans to remediate stormwater to the select

Willowbend Country Club and the Mashpee Planning Board discussed possible changes to the proposed Cranberry Point development last Wednesday, January 17, in hopes of finally pushing the project forward.

Mashpee Select Board member David W. Weeden asked for a bylaw that would distribute cut hardwood to members of the Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe. The question arose at the board’s meeting

The Community Preservation Committee questioned the legality of using Community Preservation Act funds to install a new prefabricated metal storage facility at Heritage Park.

The Mashpee Affordable Housing Trust on Monday, December 4, voted unanimously to approve an additional $7,000 to purchase a parcel on Cyprus Circle to develop affordable housing.

A complaint has been filed with the Massachusetts Ethics Commission alleging that Town Manager Rodney C. Collins and town counsel Patrick J. Costello violated conflict of interest laws by asking

The Mashpee Select Board voted 3 to 2 on Monday, November 13, to keep the residential tax exemption at 5 percent. The majority of members reached a consensus that an

Mashpee Town Planner Evan R. Lehrer has contacted Town Counsel Patrick J. Costello seeking clarity on the town’s ability to establish a revolving fund for a proposed tree protection bylaw

In the first meeting of the Environmental Oversight Committee general updates were given on the town’s stormwater management plan from Director of Natural Resources Ashley K. Fisher, while conversations centered

Mashpee town staff are planning to study town data and other records, as well as to hire a consultant, to estimate the total number of bedrooms in Willowbend Country Club.