District shares fall newsletter on K-5 programs. Also in today's brief (2 items): District shares fall newsletter on K-5 programs; Hyannis offers 300 free trees to residents.
Cape Cod Commission schedules public hearing on Algonquin pipeline project Wednesday.
Truro's in-person early voting window grows by one day, now closing Friday at the library. Also in today's brief (8 items): Strength training class offered Wednesday morning; Men's workout group meets Wednesday; Needlework group gathers at Council on Aging; Chair yoga class held Wednesday afternoon.
Orleans holds a Phase 2 sewer betterment meeting for property owners Tuesday night. From our own coverage: Gallery committee maps out exhibition calendar; Site plan panel conditions Seashore Park housing.
Bourne's Select Board approved a long-delayed all-alcohol package store license for Catania Fish after a multi-year process involving a 2023 approval, a state appeal, and special legislation.
The Eastham Board of Library Trustees voted 3-0 to adopt a revised gift acceptance policy separating temporary art loans from permanent gifts.
The Harwich Planning Board approved a two-lot subdivision at 650 Depot Street and continued two other hearings to November 10.
The Harwich Recreation and Youth Commission approved an $8,712.50 discounted fee for the Cape Cod Senior Softball League's 2026 season but took no funding vote on a dugout replacement project already estimated above $16,000.
The Barnstable Waterways Committee approved two dredging and construction permits and heard that the Oyster Harbor Bridge will close entirely from December 15 through April 30 for structural repairs.
The Barnstable Town Council held a special meeting of the voters over a 650-signature homelessness petition but took no formal votes. Councilor Lutke said she is "completely in support of establishing a human services department," citing Provincetown's 30-year-old model.