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Pownal wants to clarify historic church ownership agreement - Vimarsana News

Pownal wants to clarify historic church ownership agreement

POWNAL – The Select Board hopes to resolve lingering uncertainties around ownership of the historic Pownal Center Community Church building, which sits atop a section of the town’s original 1789

Billerica Select Board reallocates $38G in community funds after Community Caregivers issue - Vimarsana News

Billerica Select Board reallocates $38G in community funds after Community Caregivers issue

BILLERICA —The Select Board voted 4-0 with one abstention Wednesday afternoon to reallocate $38,000 in community funds after that money had been rescinded from Community Caregivers due to discrepancies in their application.

Camden to place two marijuana shop warrant articles before voters - Vimarsana News

Camden to place two marijuana shop warrant articles before voters

CAMDEN — Following a two-hour public hearing about allowing marijuana retail stores in specific Camden zoning districts, the Select Board voted 4 to 1 March 21 to let the voters decide the outcome at June 2023 Town Meeting. The agreement concluded...

Swampscott Town Meeting warrant will address budget, noise, signs - Vimarsana News

Swampscott Town Meeting warrant will address budget, noise, signs

The Swampscott warrant for the May 16 Town Meeting will hold a variety of items, including the budget, a noise ordinance and sign bylaws.

Falmouth to begin alternating-day water ban due to drought concerns - Vimarsana News

Falmouth to begin alternating-day water ban due to drought concerns

The Select Board approved the ban Monday night. “With the water shortage and the drought that we’ve been having, we haven’t been getting a lot of rain recharge,” Director of Public Works Peter McConarty told the Select Board, which approved the ban Monday. “We’re trying to work with the public and the landscapers and the contractors to keep this going. Everybody has to pull on the same side of the rope so we’re all going in the same direction with this.”  Under the approved policy, odd-numbered houses will be allowed to water lawns on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Even-...