Bellingham Commission on Disability applies for $36,000 grant to enhance Arcand meeting room audio accessibility. The three-member commission met with Town Administrator Joseph Laydon to advance accessibility improvements. The town applied for funds from the Massachusetts Office of Disability to
Bellingham conservation board clears six subdivision lots, presses pause on Wrentham Road culvert fix.
One Bellingham obituary was published this week: O'Herron, Michael J., 66, who died August 21, 2026, at Brigham and Women's Hospital following a battle with pancreatic cancer. He is survived by his wife, Katherine, two children, and two grandchildren. A funeral Mass is scheduled for Sep…
Bellingham Zoning Board approved three permits at September 3 meeting.
Bellingham fire station feasibility committee receives draft assessments from architects. The Fire Building Feasibility Study Committee met Wednesday to review preliminary overviews of South Station, North Station, and department headquarters presented by Jeffery McElravy, principal director of
Bellingham Board of Health deputizes its own member to fix a restaurant inspection backlog.
Bellingham Soccer Association has finalized details for its September 2026 board meeting: Tuesday, September 1, 7:30 p.m. at the North Community Building (across from Stallbrook Elementary, the former Firestation #3), with the first 30 minutes set aside for public comment. The update fo…
Norfolk County Registry of Deeds records show just one Bellingham home sale between July 31 and Aug. 28, 2026: 21 Andrews Street, which sold for $570,000 on Aug. 28. Sellers William R. Goodwin and Patricia A. Goodwin transferred the property to buyers Daniel Aaron and Tammy C. Hinojosa. Bed, bath
Fire Building Feasibility Study Committee reviews architect station assessments ahead of Selectboard presentation. The committee, with Capital Improvements Chairman Roland Lavallee and Finance Committee Vice-Chairman Joseph Collamati, met with Chief William Miller, Deputy Chief Robert Provost III,
Selectboard advances Hartford Avenue development financing framework. The board unanimously approved a District Improvement Financing program that would use incremental tax revenue from development within a 435-acre district to fund I-495 South on-ramp and intersection improvements, Hartford