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Iverson, Sutton square off for Planning Board - Vimarsana News

Iverson, Sutton square off for Planning Board

(May 16, 2024) Dave Iverson said last week that when he first took his seat on the Planning Board five years ago, he was naive about the impact he could have. Now a more veteran planner, he …

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Container Deposit Scheme now underway - Vimarsana News

Container Deposit Scheme now underway

By TOM HAYES ONE man’s trash could now be his treasure. Earlier this month on Wednesday, November 1 the state […]

West Lakes Academy pupils celebrate outstanding GCSE results - Vimarsana News

West Lakes Academy pupils celebrate outstanding GCSE results

In a day filled with excitement and relief, students of West Lakes Academy eagerly opened their exam results to discover their academic fate.

Voters back $51 million in capital spending - Vimarsana News

Voters back $51 million in capital spending

( May 11, 2023 ) Town Meeting voters on Saturday approved a laundry list of spending projects totaling just under $51 million, including permanent tax overrides of $6.5 million annually for …

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E-bike ban on town paths rejected, outside lighting regulations approved on second night of Town Meeting - Vimarsana News

E-bike ban on town paths rejected, outside lighting regulations approved on second night of Town Meeting

(May 8, 2023 ) Just over three and a half hours into  the second session of Nantucket's 2023 Annual Town Meeting Monday night, voters by a single vote approved changing the makeup of the Nantucket Planning & Economic Development Commission,  approved new outdoor lighting regulations and rejected a ban on electric bicycles and scooters on town paths and sidewalks.

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