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Concerns over Holcim Inc.’s pending litigation against the town paused the Select Board’s approval of the excavating company’s 2023 permit at a public hearing Wednesday evening.Holcim, formerly known as Aggregate Industries, has conducted excavating operations at the quarry on the border between Swampscott and Salem for more than a century.With the company’s current blasting permit set to expire June 30, members of the Earth Removal Advisory Committee (ERAC) met with the Select Board and attorneys hired by Holcim to discuss issuance of a new blasting permit.
In recognition of pride month, the Select Board proclaimed its support for gay and trans rights at a meeting Wednesday evening.“The Town of Swampscott is committed to being an inclusive community and welcoming of all people regardless of their sexual orientation and gender identity,” Select Board member Katie Phelan read. “We are a diverse community, enriched by this diversity, including those that are lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and questioning.”In 1999, President Bill Clinton declared the month of June Gay and Lesbian Pride Month in remembrance of the June 28, 1969 Stonewall...
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