Provincetown Morning Brief, Nov. 1: Housing Authority meets Monday evening
Housing Authority meets Monday evening. From our own coverage: Select board bans license plate reader cameras.
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.
Nauset Regional School Committee convenes Thursday evening at Nauset Middle School in Orleans.
Board of Health and Public Art Committee both meet Monday in Yarmouth this week. From our own coverage: Early voting ends Friday at Town Hall; Select Board takes up liquor license, sign waiver.
Wellfleet voters will cast ballots in a special town election this Tuesday at the Adult Community Center. From our own coverage: Paving set for week of Nov. 2.
Truro's Conservation Commission meets in a hybrid session Monday, Nov 2, at 5 p.m. From our own coverage: Town launches holiday light recycling program; Truro wins grants for Walsh wastewater work.
Orleans begins hiring for both a treasurer/collector and an assistant treasurer/collector this week. From our own coverage: School Committee hears school safety briefing; Fire station committee eyes geothermal heating option.
Brewster Public Library invites children to hide handmade turkeys under new 'Hide Your Turkey' craft contest.
Police Station Roof Building Committee meets Monday. From our own coverage: Recreation Dept completes park memorials research; Select Board sets Nov. 10 pole hearing.
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