Council on Aging updates Senior Center parking lot expansion
The Council on Aging approved meeting minutes and the Treasurer's report unanimously.
The Council on Aging approved meeting minutes and the Treasurer's report unanimously.
Bellingham's Conservation Commission approved a 55-unit affordable senior and veteran housing project on Depot Street and denied an accessory dwelling unit on Chase Street.
Bellingham's Board of Health ordered a longtime pizza restaurant to install a separate mop sink after inspectors found dirty mop water was being dumped into its only hand-washing sink.
Bellingham creates a Celebration Committee and hears a consultant's call to restructure HR without new hires. The Selectboard voted unanimously Monday to form the committee after Chairman Mike Hennessy proposed it to help coordinate Fourth of July and other town events.
Bellingham Planning Board conditions Hartford Avenue project on Cedar Hill Road becoming two-way.
Parks Commission backed trash receptacle upgrade proposal. It supported Department of Public Works Director Jesse Riedle's proposal to replace trash receptacles at four town parks with decorative barrel-style bins at approximately $740 each, for a total estimated cost of about $11,000.
The Bellingham Historical Commission unanimously accepted a 1920s firefighter helmet donation owned by firefighter Rick Lamoureux.
Bellingham Selectboard closes a 20-article fall town meeting warrant and backs a $50,000 water cybersecurity grant.
Bellingham eyes $15.2 million fire station as master plan flags $51 million in needs.
Bellingham Planning Board advances zoning overhaul, approves Red Mill subdivision changes.
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