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The Vertex Companies, Inc. Acquires Lockwood, Kessler & Bartlett, Inc. to Expand Design & Other AEC work in New York
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The Vertex Companies, Inc. (Vertex) is pleased to announce the acquisition of Lockwood, Kessler & Bartlett, Inc. (LKB), a premier engineering design and construction administration firm headquartered in New York. LKB is widely recognized for its services in the transportation, environmental, and energy sectors and its 132-year legacy of service.
The Vertex Companies, Inc. Acquires Lockwood, Kessler & Bartlett, Inc. WEYMOUTH, Mass. (PRWEB) January 27, 2021 LKB has exciting infrastructure projects underway, bringing their engineering design, construction administration, environmental, and energy consulting services together on projects around the state. LKB’s clients in the public sector include: the NYS Office of Parks, Recreation & Historic Preservation; the New York State Thruway
Allowing Sandwich businesses to again offer drive-thru service could be among the zoning changes voters will be asked to consider at the May Town Meeting.
Such businesses would be restricted to the townâs commercial zone in South Sandwichâin the area around Route 130 and Cotuit and Quaker Meetinghouse roadsâbut the bylaw could apply to a range of businesses, from drugstores to restaurants.
The revival of drive-up windows was discussed by the planning board at its meeting on Tuesday, January 19, and was among several zoning bylaw changes expected to be on the warrant of the annual Town Meeting.
Because COVID-19 caused last yearâs annual Town Meeting to be put off until Juneâand because the selectmen wanted to keep the meeting short to reduce the odds of contagion at the in-person meeting at the high schoolâthe zoning amendments were delayed.
Allowing Sandwich businesses to again offer drive-thru service could be among the zoning changes voters will be asked to consider at the May Town Meeting.
Such businesses would be restricted to the townâs commercial zone in South Sandwichâin the area around Route 130 and Cotuit and Quaker Meetinghouse roadsâbut the bylaw could apply to a range of businesses, from drugstores to restaurants.
The revival of drive-up windows was discussed by the planning board at its meeting on Tuesday, January 19, and was among several zoning bylaw changes expected to be on the warrant of the annual Town Meeting.
Because COVID-19 caused last yearâs annual Town Meeting to be put off until Juneâand because the selectmen wanted to keep the meeting short to reduce the odds of contagion at the in-person meeting at the high schoolâthe zoning amendments were delayed.
Police announced two vehicle-related arrests.
On Wednesday, January 6, officers encountered a man who was operating a car that had been reported stolen in Falmouth.
Daniel W. Martin, 34, of Falmouth, was charged with receiving a stolen motor vehicle and receiving stolen property under $1,200.
On Thursday, January 7, officers observed a man throwing a wooden stake at a vehicle on Cranberry Highway near the entrance to Mogan’s Mobile Home Park.
The officers stopped to investigate and placed the man, Jeffrey Picard, 50, of East Wareham, under arrest. When the officers arrived at the police station with Picard, police say that Picard began trying to kick at officers during his removal from the cruiser. Picard allegedly continued to be unruly during the booking process and threatened to kill two police officers.