Select Board signs fall town meeting warrant. From our own coverage: Select Board signs fall town meeting warrant; Select Board approves flashing stop sign on Madison Street.
Milton Town Meeting authorized borrowing to buy the La Barre College property, sending the question to a December ballot. From our own coverage: Conservation board approves Highland, Bartons Lane drainage plans; Select Board expands traffic subcommittee, funds speed signs.
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.
Wellesley School Committee approves $96.9 million fiscal 2027 budget with new special education hires. From our own coverage: Housing Authority faces maintenance staffing crunch; Planning Board delays five house reviews, hears housing pitch.
Milton freshman football visits Weymouth Saturday. Also in today's brief (6 items): Milton freshman football visits Weymouth Saturday; No school Nov. 3 for Election Day staff training; No-school recreation program offered in Hanover Nov. 3; School Committee meets Nov. 5 at Weymouth High.
Quincy voters head to the polls Tuesday for a state election featuring nine ballot questions. From our own coverage: License board takes up new Hancock Street restaurant; Planning board delays Newport Ave decision to November.
Costumes, candy and fall festivities fill Needham streets as the town celebrates Halloween.
Brookline Select Board advances Pleasant Street zoning overlay, rejecting call for yearlong study. From our own coverage: Select Board weighs Pleasant Street rezoning study delay.
Sharon's Select Board responds to reports of racist, discriminatory language at Oct. 22 Special Town Meeting. From our own coverage: Select Board condemns intolerant language at meeting; Fire Dept details delayed EMS call at station.
Early in-person voting closes in Plainville as residents prepare for Tuesday's state election. From our own coverage: Early in-person voting ends in Plainville.
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