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Daniel J. Bailey, an environmental, real estate and land use attorney at Pierce Atwood in Boston, received the firm’s McKusick Community Impact Award. Bailey was honored for his longtime support providing pro bono services to Hale Education, which provides educational and recreational opportunities for children, teens and adults of diverse backgrounds and economic status. The
Tree House Brewery, which will include an outdoor beer garden, food trucks, as well as indoor seating, has yet to fully open in Sandwich.
A routine conservation commission meeting turned into a verbal brawl this week after a letter of complaint about the future site of the Tree House Brewery was read into the record. The letter, which was written by attorney Daniel J. Bailey III on behalf of Town Neck Beach area residents living near the proposed brewery, was read into the record near the end of a three-hour long commission meeting on Wednesday night, May 6. Mr. Bailey, who was on the Zoom remote meeting, alleged in his letter that the heavy construction work taking place at 98 Town Neck Roadâin preparation for the brewery...
Taproom in Sandwich faces stormy seas, brewery in Deerfield smoother sailing Matthew Tota Correspondent Daniel J. Bailey III and the Sandwich residents he represents do not care we think they rank among the biggest buzzkills in the state. In trying to stymie one of the most popular breweries in the world’s bid to open a beachside oasis, they expected to face an angry sea of detractors. But Bailey said his clients have no gripes with Tree House Brewing Co. the business, only the way in which Sandwich officials have handled the Charlton brewery’s proposed taproom, beer garden and retail out...
SANDWICH — A group of residents in the Town Neck neighborhood has banded together to question the legality of the soon-to-open Tree House Brewery taproom. “My clients are not opposed to Tree House,” said Daniel J. Bailey III, who is representing four households in the area. “What they are opposed and appalled by is that the town has not required Tree House Brewery to comply with the legal requirements.” Bailey filed an appeal to the Massachusetts Building Code Appeals Board arguing that Tree House Brewery was unlawfully given permission to do extensive repairs on the former res...