Bourne Morning Brief, Nov. 1: Police Station Roof Building Committee meets Monday
Police Station Roof Building Committee meets Monday. From our own coverage: Recreation Dept completes park memorials research; Select Board sets Nov. 10 pole hearing.
Police Station Roof Building Committee meets Monday. From our own coverage: Recreation Dept completes park memorials research; Select Board sets Nov. 10 pole hearing.
Select Board to hear utility pole petitions. From our own coverage: Select Board to hear utility pole petitions.
Planning Board reviews drive-thru request for Capeway Cannabis amid new battery storage proposal. From our own coverage: Planning board weighs cannabis retailer's drive-thru request; Bourne completes recreation area memorials project.
Bourne Public Schools opened enrollment for its 2026-2027 preschool program this week. From our own coverage: Zoning board weighs ABCD Trust setback case; Zoning board rules on Canal Place lot appeal.
Bourne's Select Board presses Upper Cape Cod Tech over an enrollment error that may have overcharged taxpayers. From our own coverage: Planning Board forms subcommittee on data center zoning; Select Board digs into UCT enrollment discrepancy.
Bourne Youth Soccer Association sets a full slate of Halloween-day games across Bourne Middle School fields. From our own coverage: BYSA sets Halloween-day soccer schedule at BMS fields.
Musician Richard Amir performs patriotic songs at Bourne library on Halloween afternoon. From our own coverage: Council on Aging digs into senior transportation needs.
Bourne Youth Soccer Association posted an updated fall recreational schedule on Oct. 24, noting the long holiday weekend before a full slate of Halloween-day games.
Bourne's Council on Aging digs into survey data pointing to a stiff senior transportation gap. From our own coverage: Council on Aging flags senior transportation gap. Also in today's brief (2 items): Bourne Middle School council meets Wednesday morning.
Bourne Intermediate School launches a three-day, schoolwide pumpkin decorating week starting Monday.
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