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Acushnet Town Meeting on Monday voted to allow waivers to a bylaw, in effect, giving P.J. Keating a chance of resuming operations in town.

During its June 14 meeting, members discussed the Local Initiative Program project recently brought before the town by developer Steve Venincasa.

During its meeting on May 10, the Board of Selectmen approved about $81,000 in "first responder" pay.

There’s good news and bad news about the Fourth of July. The good news is that the town intends to have a full parade—starting at the former Henry T. Wing School and making the traditional loop through Sandwich Village and back to the school. The decision, which was made unanimously by the Sandwich Board of Selectmen Thursday night, May 20, was not the recommended course of action from Town Manager George H. (Bud) Dunham. Mr. Dunham had suggested, at the beginning of the meeting, that the parade be restricted to vehicles only and be carefully orchestrated by the police and Sandwich ...

To add that 'small-town community charm,' Greenwich may fly American flags on the Avenue FacebookTwitterEmail 1of3 The American flags are up on the David N. Theis Memorial Bridge that spans the Mianus Waterway in Greenwich, Conn., Friday, May 25, 2018. A similar program could be coming to Greenwich Avenue this summer.File / Bob Luckey Jr. / Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less 2of3 Marvin Velasquez, of Christmas Lighting Company, installs strings of lights on the trees outside Restoration Hardware in downtown Greenwich, Conn. Tuesday, Nov. 24, 2020. The private effort behind those light...