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A riff on the Bard of Avon’s famous phrase may be the best way to summarize the Bourne Board of Sewer Commissioners’ latest dilemma: “to abate or not to abate;

In a continuation of last week’s discussions, the Bourne Select Board remained mostly divided this week in regard to the three marijuana articles slated for next month’s Special Town Meeting

The Bourne Recreation Authority’s request to have a portion of Bourne Scenic Park placed on the town’s sewer system remains on hold. The towns board of sewer commissioners said the

Plans are underway to upgrade and improve pedestrian safety at the west end of Main Street in Buzzards Bay. Highlights of the project include better sightlines for drivers to see

Officials with the Town of Bourne are demanding that the state provide them with direction relative to health regulations pertaining to hotels, motels and inns. Town officials are asking the

In February 2022, Marlene V. McCollem was brought aboard as town administrator for the Town of Bourne.

A Bourne town employee who was at the center of a recent investigation by Bourne police into allegations of a secretly taped meeting and violations of privacy rights has been

Who is responsible for removal of snow and ice from sidewalks that are state-owned property? Is it the obligation of the Massachusetts Department of Transportation, or does responsibility lie with

The Town of Bourne has been spared the obligation of having to spend more than $6 million to assist with the cost of upgrades to Wareham’s wastewater treatment facility—plans for

A firestorm broke out across social media recently with the announcement that Bourne Department of Public Works Director Shawn L. Patterson has taken a leave of absence from his position.