Harwich Select Board breaks a tie to settle a contested Affordable Housing Trust seat. From our own coverage: COA lines up October author talks, Halloween party; Planning Board delays vote on trust's education center. Also in today's brief (19 items): Monomoy JV girls soccer faces Nause…
Harwich recreation panel commits to $706,000 in Community Preservation Act requests, anchored by a $535,000 splash pad.
Harwich Planning Board delays vote on conservation trust's Route 28 education center. The board continued the Harwich Conservation Trust's application, filed by Executive Director Michael W.
Harwich Council on Aging lines up October author talks, migration lecture and its annual Halloween bash.
Harwich Select Board reappoints McCaskill to Affordable Housing Trust in a 3-2 roll call over rival candidate Kim Borgia. Board members Doucette and Jeff Handler backed Michael McCaskill; Mark Kelleher and Don Howell backed Borgia, HECH's executive director; the board chair broke the tie.
Harwich land committee stalls on $350,000 in conservation buys, opens elementary school land hunt.
Harwich Charter Commission reports $85,000 left as it preps an October 22 public hearing.
Harwich Cemetery Commission tables fence fight, sends it to selectmen. Administrator Robin told the panel that legal counsel K.P.
Harwich conservation panel presses DPW on West Reservoir runoff, backs septic wall over objection.
Harwich historic panel clears two Bank Street garages, debates forcing owners to hearings.
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