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Brookline Town Meeting moderator stepping down after 27 years Wicked Local His presence is almost as synonymous with Brookline’s legislative body as the famous Town Meeting Cookie, but after 27 years as moderator, Sandy Gadsby is stepping down.  Gadsby announced in an email to Town Meeting members last week he will not seek re-election on May 4, despite initially pulling papers to run. “I have consistently publicly held that, if someone whom I believed was competent to perform the duties of moderator sought the position in the May Town election, I would not run for re-election,” he wro...

/ WSIP AM 1490 | CBS Sports Feb 22, 2021 12:18 PM According to the Floyd Co Sheriff’s Office, 6 people were arrested over the weekend on charges related to heroin, fentanyl and other illegal drugs. Floyd Co Sheriff John Hunt and Deputies responding to several tips and complaints of illegal drug activity in the Ivel community. On Friday, Feb 19 Deputies made a traffic stop on US 23 at Ivel. Deputies discovered that one of the occupants in that vehicle was a fugitive and wanted out of Illinois. Deputies also found illegal drugs in the vehicle and both occupants were arrested on numerous d...

Westwood School Building Committee mulls timeline changes for project Wicked Local Editor's Note: The following was submitted by Westwood Public Schools. The Westwood School Building Committee met on Friday, Jan. 22, to discuss and vote on several major issues pertaining to the plan to build a new elementary school. The proposed school would consolidate students from the aging Hanlon and Deerfield schools into one new building which could accommodate as many as 560 students at peak enrollment.  The SBC reviewed the current project timeline and considered two options to the timeline that may...

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 town’s commercial zone in South Sandwich—in the area around Route 130 and Cotuit and Quaker Meetinghouse roads—but 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 annu...

OLYMPIA, Wash. - Attorneys for two Western Washington restaurants appeared in court Tuesday and are facing combined fines of more than $730,000 for violating Gov. Jay Inslee's ban on indoor dining during the pandemic, officials say. In Thurston County, a Superior Court judge granted a motion for a preliminary injunction for Farm Boy Drive-in near Maytown while at the same time keeping a temporary restraining order that prevents indoor dining...