Wellesley Select Board approves Laurel Avenue aqueduct access license, 5-0. The board let developer Babson House LLC use town land near the Cochituate Aqueduct for an 18-month MBTA Communities housing conversion, with the applicant installing a town water loop and relocating a walkway in exchange.
The Quincy City Council voted 9-0 to refer a "No Surprise Government" resolution to the Oversight Committee after Councilor Yuen said records requests showed Flock camera searches topping 600,000 a month for most of this year before dropping to 19 in early September.
The Milton Select Board voted 5-0 to freeze the town's Flock license plate reader contract for 90 days pending legal review.
Medfield Select Board clears a slate of multiyear contracts, with Chair Osler Peterson recusing himself on one vote. Members unanimously approved a three-year, $49,000-a-year audit agreement with R.E.
Brookline's Select Board approved a $4 million-linked housing deal and debated banning election-day meetings.
Walpole Select Board OKs $1.75 million Casella trash deal, fills three board seats.
Stoughton Select Board unanimously endorses a redesign of its most dangerous intersection and clears the way for a new street named for a Civil War veteran. Chaired by Joseph M.
Foxborough Select Board writes nightclub-era crowd manager rule into its alcohol license code.
Cohasset Select Board closes Special Town Meeting warrant, splits 4-1 against surveillance oversight bylaw.
Bellingham Select Board closes a 20-article fall town meeting warrant and backs a $50,000 water cybersecurity grant.
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