Orleans voters face zoning and parking changes November 16
The warrant proposes new commercial-use and parking rules.
News Brief · 1 min readPublic meetings, budgets and decisions, with the records behind them.
The warrant proposes new commercial-use and parking rules.
News Brief · 1 min readThe November 19 review concerns partial demolition on Paine Hollow Road.
News Brief · 1 min readThe town flags a November 17 morning disruption.
News Brief · 1 min readAn October purchase advances plans for three year-round homes.
News Brief · 1 min readThe October award funds signs to help people navigate town.
News Brief · 1 min readThe town separates construction planning from the later household hookups.
News Brief · 1 min readWinter culvert work will interrupt through travel on foot, bicycle and by vehicle.
News Brief · 1 min readThe amendment phases down vehicle caps while allowing annual hearing decisions.
News Brief · 1 min readThe holiday schedule affects three facilities on November 25 and 26.
News Brief · 1 min readWarrant articles are due December 14.
News Brief · 1 min readThe administrator’s report lists December 1 and 8 for Select Board review.
News Brief · 1 min readThe November 9 notice warns of temporary municipal-water discoloration.
News Brief · 1 min readThe town anticipates issuing first-half FY27 bills in mid-November.
News Brief · 1 min readThe proposals address transfer-station access, private-well tests and fees.
News Brief · 1 min readInstallation still depends on a funding vote in April 2027.
News Brief · 1 min readThe November 17 hearing concerns a proposed facility at 325 MacArthur Boulevard.
News Brief · 1 min readThe November 6 bulletin scheduled a partial opening for November 12.
News Brief · 1 min readThe town’s November 8 notice sets out precautions and emergency contacts.
News Brief · 1 min readThe notice describes a proposed stone-countertop operation at 340 MacArthur Boulevard.
News Brief · 1 min readThe council report proposes a November 19 hearing on the funding request.
News Brief · 1 min readThe November 10 update reopens Eastham West Coastal while retaining other restrictions.
News Brief · 1 min readFY2027 awards support the SAFE and Senior SAFE programs.
News Brief · 1 min readThe town’s enrollment notice explains forms and January deduction timing.
News Brief · 1 min readThe archived notice lists proposed rates; it does not report a vote.
News Brief · 1 min readThe proposal concerns gas infrastructure affected by the canal bridge replacements.
News Brief · 1 min readTwo November 3 votes direct staff to prepare separate service requests.
News Brief · 1 min readThe November 16 warrant includes rental-program and water-main funding.
News Brief · 1 min readA November 4 decision advances shared-use connections planned for the bridge project.
News Brief · 1 min readThe November report describes an adopted update still moving through federal coordination.
News Brief · 1 min readThe November 9 count announcement is archived; the results notice still awaits certification.
News Brief · 1 min readThe free program starts January 12 and is open to town residents and workers.
News Brief · 1 min readResidents can review preliminary designs and funding estimates for two town-owned sites.
News Brief · 1 min readA new survey asks about housing needs and work space as the town plans the campground site.
News Brief · 1 min readThe earlier open-house dates have passed.
News Brief · 1 min readThe county’s November 4 call sets a November 30 application deadline.
News Brief · 1 min readThe library’s registration for the November 12 program is closed.
News Brief · 1 min readYear-round and seasonal residents can comment on town services and future priorities.
News Brief · 1 min readAn October update describes the study’s objectives, with another meeting scheduled for December 3.
News Brief · 1 min readThe November 3 return lists 12,448 voters; the town labels the figures unofficial.
News Brief · 1 min readResidents can speak before spending plans are drafted; the hearing starts at 5:30 p.m.
News Brief · 1 min readThe housing program pairs a larger loan limit with a ten-year rental commitment and a November workshop.
News Brief · 2 min readTwo state awards support studies, design and permitting ahead of development at the Walsh property.
News Brief · 1 min readDistrict residents can seek nomination papers now; absentee ballots are listed for November 12–23.
News Brief · 1 min readThe state grant supports transportation work on town land associated with the new park at 187 Upper County Road in Dennis Port.
News Brief · 2 min readThe town’s flyer set November 12 as the public-comment deadline.
News Brief · 1 min readOrleans accepts FY28 Community Preservation Act proposals through November 23. Residents and nonprofits can apply; Town Meeting decides final funding.
News Brief · 2 min readProvincetown confirmed Othaine Rance’s selection on October 26. The town says the first full-time fire chief appointment remains subject to contract negotiations.
News Brief · 2 min readThe November 10 hearing covers utility work on several streets. Written comments are due at noon November 5, and the posted street lists need a careful check.
News Brief · 2 min readFive paid liaison roles will bring residents’ priorities into Sandwich’s climate-resilience planning.
News Brief · 2 min readFour related housing articles are on the Special Town Meeting warrant, including a new rental bylaw, transition provisions and an ADU update.
News Brief · 2 min readThe history, costs and timelines behind the Sagamore Bridge replacement and Hyannis Main Street’s return to two-way traffic—and what changes first.
Explainer · 11 min readBarnstable County announces $248,084 for food-rescue equipment and coordination. Here is where residents and potential donors can find help now.
News Brief · 2 min readTown notices outline downtown lane restrictions and a separate Mary Dunn Road paving project beginning Monday, October 26.
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