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Learn how to read, teach others how to read with community initiative Families GROW - Vimarsana News

Learn how to read, teach others how to read with community initiative Families GROW

Families GROW, a community literacy initiative, is a new volunteer program in Meadville, with the goal of improving both children and adult literacy, while helping to erase the stigma of

11-Unit Housing Development Proposed On Small Downtown Lot - Vimarsana News

11-Unit Housing Development Proposed On Small Downtown Lot

The Falmouth Affordable Housing Committee voted its approval for a potential 40B development just off Main Street in downtown Falmouth during its meeting last Thursday, September 14.

New Toronto court hit by Zoom-bombs - Vimarsana News

New Toronto court hit by Zoom-bombs

“How can anybody have any confidence in the administration of justice in this building?” defence lawyer Lon Rose asked in court Friday.

Developer fed up with Natick officials, may pull the plug on a proposed downtown development. - Vimarsana News

Developer fed up with Natick officials, may pull the plug on a proposed downtown development.

NATICK — The developer of a new building proposed for the site of a July 2019 fire that destroyed a downtown business block says he might pull the plug on the project after the five-member Planning Board failed to achieve the four votes necessary to move it forward. The board’s 3-2 vote supports a revised draft decision between the board and developer Stuart Rothman for a proposed two-story building at 1 South Main St. However, because the decision included the board's prior approval of a special permit on a zoning bylaw, four affirmative votes were necessary to support the draft d...

Developer says Natick Planning Board to support his latest proposal - Vimarsana News

Developer says Natick Planning Board to support his latest proposal

NATICK — Developer Stuart Rothman sent a clear message to the Planning Board on Wednesday night: Work with him on his latest development proposal at the site of a downtown business block destroyed by a raging fire, or he will likely walk away and keep the property in its current vacant state. Rothman owns the block at 1 South Main St., where an eight-alarm fire destroyed several businesses on July 22, 2019. His latest proposal includes what he called a “Natick pop-up hamlet” that includes 10 separate spaces — each 500 square feet — that are built off-site, trucked in and joined ...