Harwich's Brooks Academy Museum Commission learned the building's restoration won't even start until June 2027, a year past its original finish date, because Community Preservation Committee money can't be spent before town meeting approval.
The Harwich Charter Commission held a public hearing Thursday on its draft town charter, drawing one resident's testimony and clarifying that the draft eliminates Finance Committee term limits.
Harwich Select Board raises transfer station fee to $245 per load. From our own coverage: Traffic panel orders study of Bell's Neck trucks; Planning Board continues landscaping yard hearing again. Also in today's brief (8 items): Monomoy faces Dennis-Yarmouth in freshman soccer.
Harwich's Historic District Commission continued a ramp hearing and backed $403,000 in preservation funding without resolving a demolished building's fate.
The Harwich Conservation Commission voted 6-0 to continue a contested hearing on the Wychmere Harbor hotel redevelopment to November 4.
The Harwich Golf Committee voted unanimously to recommend a $50 increase in resident annual pass fees and a 4 percent green-fee hike for the 2027 season at Cranberry Valley Golf Course.
The Harwich Board of Health voted to support Community Preservation Act funding for a Community Gardens irrigation well, rescind a deed restriction on a sewer-connected property, and approve a revised variance for a garage rebuild at 37 Bank Street.
Harwich's Select Board voted unanimously to raise the transfer station's fee for commercial construction and demolition debris to $245 per load, up from $205.
Harwich's energy committee weighed a MassSave outreach grant and flagged an Oct. 28 Cape Cod Commission hearing on a gas pipeline expansion.
Cape Cod RVT and Monomoy, both based in Harwich, meet in a non-conference volleyball match Thursday. Also in today's brief (3 items): Cape Cod RVT freshmen travel for soccer match; Monomoy JV field hockey hosts Nauset Regional; Cape Cod RVT faces Monomoy in volleyball.
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