Orleans Affordable Housing Trust secures $4 million state grant for Governor Prince housing project. From our own coverage: Planning Board catalogs downtown plans without a vote; Historical Commission weighs Nauset Road cottage's fate.
The Eastham Energy & Climate Action Committee voted 7-0 to endorse memos recommending the town adopt the MassEnergize outreach platform and pursue a sustainability coordinator position, possibly shared with another town.
The Eastham Board of Health approved a septic system variance for 35 Bain Road and granted a six-month extension for a separate project at 3 Linwood Trace.
The Harwich Charter Commission postponed a decision on whether to add a mandatory fall town meeting to the town's draft charter.
The Barnstable Town Council Zoning and Regulatory Committee voted 3-2 against recommending a rezoning of two Centerville parcels tied to Lambert's Market, while separately voting 4-1 to advance a revised home occupation ordinance.
Sandwich Public Library's ghost scavenger hunt runs through Halloween week for young trick-or-treaters.
Library hosts hybrid da Vinci reading group. Also in today's brief (5 items): Library hosts hybrid da Vinci reading group; Crafty Coffee meets at the library Friday; Halloween Greet N' Treat planned for Saturday; Library's Magic the Gathering club meets Nov. 3.
Phase 3 sewer construction begins on Route 28, causing weekday traffic delays. From our own coverage: Phase 3 sewer work begins on Route 28.
Izzadora Almeida scored twice as Mashpee girls soccer posted its third shutout of the season. Also in today's brief (3 items): Girls soccer posts third shutout of season; Fougere nets tip-over point vs Sturgis East; Rebello fires shot for Bourne-Mashpee-Wareham field hockey.
Falmouth High freshman Tess Ledwell led the Clippers to their first Cape and Islands cross-country title in three decades.