Conservation Commission extends contested Wychmere Harbor hotel hearing to November 4 amid wastewater dispute. From our own coverage: Golf committee backs 2027 resident fee hikes; Conservation panel continues Wychmere hotel hearing.
Sewer project construction will close Teaticket Highway and Brick Kiln Road to through traffic Monday. From our own coverage: Traffic panel recommends road-safety fixes; Voters can preview 2026 election ballots online.
Select Board meets Monday at the library as Eastham voters prepare for Tuesday's election.
New pedestrian bridge connects West Yarmouth cyclists to the Cape Cod Rail Trail. From our own coverage: Route 28 set for two-spot closures next week; Special Town Meeting scheduled for Nov. 16.
Community Preservation Committee holds its next meeting Monday afternoon at 4 p.m. Also in today's brief (11 items): Community Preservation Committee meets Monday; Board of Health convenes Monday afternoon; Cultural Council holds Monday meeting; Historical Commission meets Tuesday morning.
Thousands of dead fish washed ashore at Point of Rocks Beach in late October. Also in today's brief (6 items): Thousands of fish wash up on Cape Cod beach; Private quilting group meets at the library; Wii Bowling returns to the community room; Health and Human Services Committee meets.
Trunk or treat set for Saturday afternoon. Also in today's brief (4 items): Trunk or treat set for Saturday afternoon; Election Day polls open Tuesday; Selectboard meets Wednesday at Town Hall; Selectboard holds hybrid public lottery session.
Corn Hill Beach parking lot will close for paving work Nov. 2 and 3. From our own coverage: Transfer station begins seasonal light recycling; State grants advance Walsh Property wastewater planning.
Select Board to hear utility pole petitions. From our own coverage: Select Board to hear utility pole petitions.
Barnstable High School will stage six performances of "Beetlejuice Jr." starting Nov. 4. Also in today's brief (2 items): Beetlejuice Jr musical runs six shows Nov. 4-8; School Committee holds virtual meeting Nov. 4.
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