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Bourne Health Agent Terri A. Guarino described proposed changes to the state’s Title 5 laws as unfeasible based on the timeline and the costs involved.

The Bourne Board of Sewer Commissioners has denied a request from the towns recreation authority to connect Bourne Scenic Park with the town’s sewer system. The board based its denial

The Bourne Select Board voted last week to accept the recreation department’s updated goals and programming priorities for Fiscal Year 2023 following the handing off of the town’s youth basketball

The Town of Bourne has been designated one of nearly 300 Green Communities in Massachusetts. The designation makes Bourne eligible for state grants to help with efforts to reduce municipal

The Bourne Select Board has referred a proposed blight/property maintenance bylaw to the board’s policy subcommittee for study. The intent is to have a bylaw that can be presented to

Fear and mistrust. Those two feelings are at the heart of the opinion shared by many residents of Taylor’s Point in Buzzards Bay when asked about their neighbor, Massachusetts Maritime

“Signs, signs, everywhere are signs,” says the 1970 pop song. So too, said Bourne residents at Special Town Meeting as a proposed zoning change prohibiting the use of certain display

The Bourne Select Board on Tuesday, October 18, voted to appoint Saccoccio & Associates of Cranston, Rhode Island, as the architectural firm to design a new fire station to be

Officials on Joint Base Cape Cod are still waiting for the US Environmental Protection Agency to complete a study on the potential impacts of a proposed new machine gun range

Another wrinkle has presented itself in the lengthy delay to the opening of Calamar’s new apartment complex, The Tides at Bourne. A potential impasse among state and local authorities may