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Harwich Climate Action Network Pursues EV Charging Grant, Revives Climate Leader Push

HARWICH -- June 10, 2026, Harwich Climate Action Network revives push for EV charging stations and state Climate Leader program under new town administrator. The committee, meeting June 10 with a bare quorum of three members, reported that chair Valerie met with newly appointed Town Administrator Jay McGrail and part-time

Orleans EDC Backs Governor Prince Housing Project, Eyes Design Requirements

ORLEANS -- June 9, 2026, Orleans Economic Development Committee backs Governor Prince housing project and opens second grant round. The four-member committee, meeting June 9 with acting Chair Dick Hartman presiding, directed staff to draft a letter of support for the 78-unit Governor Prince affordable housing development, a three-

Orleans Historic District Commission unanimously approves pool fence, windows, and shed

ORLEANS -- June 4, 2026, Orleans Historic District Commission clears three properties in unanimous votes at June 4 session. The commission approved certificates of appropriateness for a bronze aluminum pool fence at 30 Gold Lane, a bay-window conversion at 100 Rock Harbor Road, and a 12-by-18-foot shed

Harwich Charter Commission Sets Four-Vote Bar to Fire Town Administrator

HARWICH -- June 4, 2026, Harwich Charter Commission agrees to require four Select Board votes to terminate the town administrator and reshapes the finance director's reporting structure. Meeting mostly without quorum, the commission spent the bulk of its June 4 session in discussion with Finance Director Jen Mintz and

Harwich Water Board Approves $45,500 Generator Contract, Defers Rate Increase

HARWICH -- June 2, 2026, Harwich water commissioners reorganize, defer rate increase, and flag abatement policy overhaul. The Board of Water and Wastewater Commissioners elected Bob Young as chair, Noreen as vice chair, and Ann as clerk at its June 2 meeting, then voted unanimously to approve a $45,500 generator