State education officials will conduct an integrated monitoring review of Barnstable Public Schools. From our own coverage: DESE sets monitoring review of Barnstable schools.
Conservation board delays tree removal at Orleans waterfront property pending site visit. From our own coverage: Conservation board weighs six projects, delays tree removal; Design panel reviews new Main Street restaurant deck.
Two Falmouth, Massachusetts residents had obituary notices published this week: Grace, Patricia Ann, 83, remembered for her work as a cook aboard a research vessel and at a local answering service.
Chatham's obituary column this week carries two notices: Kaufmann, Donna M., and Eaves, Jeanne M. Kaufmann, 67 [birth-death years 1959-2026 as listed; exact age not stated in source], died October 26 at her home in North Chatham and was remembered as a teacher, crafter, and community leader.
One Bourne, MA resident obituary was published this week: Clooney-Gingras, Mary, who died October 19, 2026, at Tobey Hospital in Wareham, survived by her husband Russell A. Gingras of Bourne.
Mashpee's conservation panel invites public input on Quashnet River restoration project Nov. 5. Also in today's brief (2 items): Board of Health meets at Waquoit Meeting Room; Conservation panel hosts Quashnet River restoration meeting.
Community Preservation Committee opens the week with a Monday meeting at Town Hall. Also in today's brief (13 items): Preservation panel meets Monday at Town Hall; Board of assessors meets Tuesday afternoon; Cape Cod Glass Club gathers at library; Library book chat tackles celebrity memoirs.
Housing Authority meets Monday evening. From our own coverage: Select board bans license plate reader cameras.
Golf committee weighs 2027 fee increases. From our own coverage: Golf committee weighs 2027 fee increases; Conservation panel continues Wychmere hotel hearing.
Falmouth's finance director pushed back the town's projected budget deficit three years to fiscal 2031. From our own coverage: Planning Board advances vote on housing hearing; Falmouth boards review $361 million sewer plan.