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Westerly evaluating town's short-term rental rules, regulations - Vimarsana News

Westerly evaluating town's short-term rental rules, regulations

WESTERLY — More and more short-term rentals are popping up, putting the squeeze on local renters in Westerly by driving prices up and inventory down, even in areas not connected

Report: Westerly needs 40-60 units per year to meet state affordability goals - Vimarsana News

Report: Westerly needs 40-60 units per year to meet state affordability goals

WESTERLY — The town should take a much more proactive role in creating affordable homes, using municipally-owned properties, local programs and existing housing while also building 40 to 60 units

Westerly, Charlestown modify housing regulations to align with state law - Vimarsana News

Westerly, Charlestown modify housing regulations to align with state law

WESTERLY — The state’s changes to its affordable housing laws in 2024 are trickling down to towns like Westerly, where officials are revising the local regulations to bring them into

Letter: What happened at that council meeting? - Vimarsana News

Letter: What happened at that council meeting?

At last Wednesday’s Westerly Town Council hearing on Winn Properties’ zone change request for the Winnapaug Golf Course development, the meeting started on a positive note. The attorneys for Keep

Westerly Town Council adopts $102 million budget for 2024-25 fiscal year - Vimarsana News

Westerly Town Council adopts $102 million budget for 2024-25 fiscal year

WESTERLY — The Town Council made one change to Westerly’s $102 million general budget proposal Wednesday before voting to adopt the spending plan, which carries a 2.49% tax rate increase.