Bellingham Morning Brief, Oct. 28: Medical firm names quality manager
Medical device company appoints Pedro Moreira as multisite quality manager in Bellingham. From our own coverage: Two obituary notices published this week.
Medical device company appoints Pedro Moreira as multisite quality manager in Bellingham. From our own coverage: Two obituary notices published this week.
The Finance Committee voted 6-0 to recommend the Hartford Ave/I-495 financing district and a $9 million bond for the Nov. 18 Fall Annual Town Meeting. Staff said the town would owe the debt if district revenue fell short, with the general fund covering any gap, but called a full loss unlikely.
Bellingham library trustees hold their monthly meeting Thursday evening at the library. Also in today's brief (18 items): Fall into Yoga meets Tuesday morning; Sensory Story Time set for Tuesday; Teen Room activities run Tuesday afternoon; After School Kids meets Tuesday.
The Capital Improvements Committee considered a revised $674,350 request to overcoat a town water tank. A staff presenter identified only as Jesse said last week's $577,000 figure was made before bid results were in hand, a $97,350 difference.
Select Board convenes Monday night at Town Hall to open a busy week of governing.
Bellingham's Parks Commission reported Oct. 19 that Silver Lake beach is running an estimated $9,000 surplus this season after non-resident pass fees rose, non-resident day passes went from $7 to $15 and season passes from $60 to $75, while resident rates held at $7 and $10.
Two Bellingham obituary notices were published this week: Maclachlan, Douglas J., 69, who died September 14 after a battle with colon cancer and was the husband of Denise A. (DeBlois) Maclachlan for 45 years; and Shahtay, Sophie O., 98, who died October 24.
Bellingham's girls soccer team travels to face Dover-Sherborn in a conference match Monday. Also in today's brief (2 items): Girls soccer visits Dover-Sherborn Monday; Freshman volleyball faces Dover-Sherborn Monday.
The Planning Board discussed longer waits for applicants after peer reviews and voted to continue the 26 Pearl Street hearing to Dec. 10. Members said a recent applicant's first pass drew 33 reviewer items, and several backed a standard continuance of two meetings after a second review.
Zoning Bylaw Review Committee convenes Wednesday night to continue its ongoing review of town zoning rules. From our own coverage: Historical Commission advances memorial, policy work; Council on Aging weighs Senior Center parking timeline.
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