Dedham Morning Brief, Nov. 4: Unofficial results posted for state election
Unofficial results posted for state election. From our own coverage: Obituary notices for the week of Oct. 26 to Nov. 1; Police department launches community survey.
Unofficial results posted for state election. From our own coverage: Obituary notices for the week of Oct. 26 to Nov. 1; Police department launches community survey.
Dedham Police Department launches a five-question community survey on services through November 21. From our own coverage: Select Board tackles MWRA sewer costs, Whiting Ave plan; Obituary notices for the week of Oct. 26-Nov. 1.
Dedham facilities panel drops requirement that School Committee commit to one building option. From our own coverage: Planning Board shelves data center ban; Select Board weighs sewer costs, Whiting Ave layout.
Dedham Planning Board asks staff to vet a potential conflict for a data center panel applicant. From our own coverage: Planning Board shelves data center ban for moratorium; Conservation Commission closes Amtrak tree clearing case.
Dedham's Board of Health begins rewriting tobacco rules to close a permit-transfer loophole and curb nicotine pouches marketed to kids. From our own coverage: Conservation panel takes up Amtrak tree clearing case; School budget panel weighs high school fire alarm fix.
Dedham's Select Board warns town's MWRA sewer overflow share could reach $78 million. From our own coverage: Select Board hears MWRA sewer tab could hit $78M.
Dedham's Select Board posted a recap highlighting decisions from its October 22 meeting Wednesday. From our own coverage: Dedham Day postponed to Nov. 7 after weather delay.
Dedham's Planning Board interviewed 19 of 22 candidates for an East Street zoning advisory panel.
Dedham Planning Board approves two mixed-use projects adding 122 housing units near the Charles River. From our own coverage: Planning board takes up two mixed-use proposals; Police begin wearing body cameras department wide.
Dedham police began wearing body cameras Monday under a new state-funded program. From our own coverage: Youth hockey travel teams face new opponents; Obituary notices, week of Oct. 19 to 25.
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