Government

Wellesley Design Review Board unanimously approves sign and canopy upgrades at two commercial addresses.

Wellesley Municipal Light Board slashes its WeCare 100 percent clean-energy premium by roughly two-thirds and begins work on a commercial solar incentive program.

Weymouth Conservation Commission continues disputed road project tied to Holbrook housing development, citing unresolved Zone A stormwater conflict.

Stoughton Select Board unanimously denies outdoor party permit, approves dual intersection safety plans. The board voted 4-0 Tuesday to deny a one-day all-alcohol license for an 800-person outdoor event at 925 Pleasant Street after Deputy Chief of Police James E.

Foxborough Conservation Commission approved a home addition and septic upgrade near the Neponset Reservoir, cleared a major trail boardwalk replacement at Governor's Meadow, and continued a contentious new-home hearing at 90 Mill Street at its July 27 meeting.

Wellesley Planning Board unanimously continued two land-use cases and heard an extended briefing on sweeping new state zoning changes at its July 27 meeting.

Norwood Planning Board reaches unanimous consensus to pursue a one-year data center moratorium and sends three zoning amendments to an August 24 public hearing.

Needham Park and Recreation Commission unanimously approved a memorandum of agreement and an Article 97 geothermal authorization for Warner Field, clearing two required local votes for the Pollard Middle School project.

Dover Select Board approves climate planning contract, native planting policy, and tightens drought enforcement at July 23 meeting.

Wellesley Recreation Commission reviews Morse's Pond access policy and camp finances at mid-summer meeting.