BELLINGHAM -- May 18, 2026, Bellingham Planning Board recommended passing over two street acceptances and approved a revised affordable housing permit at its May 18 meeting. The board voted unanimously to recommend town meeting pass
Bellingham library trustees approve two policies, advance technology and facilities upgrades. The Board of Library Trustees unanimously approved the second reading of the Public Posting Policy and the Unaccompanied Adults Policy at its May 14 meeting. The board also heard first readings of the
Bellingham Planning Board approves inclusionary housing after first vote fails. Woodland Peak Development's proposal to designate middle units as affordable housing in a five-townhouse cul-de-sac on Blackstone Street initially failed 3-2, but after Ernie Feiteira revised the configuration to use an
Bellingham's Planning Board rejected a developer's plan to designate both affordable units at a Blackstone Street townhouse project as center-position units, then approved a revised layout placing one end unit and one center unit on a 5-0 vote.
BELLINGHAM -- May 14, 2026, Bellingham Conservation Commission bans de-icing chemicals and issues order for Hartford Avenue commercial site. The commission voted 4-2 to prohibit all de-icing agents, restricting treatment to sand
Bellingham Conservation Commission approves Hartford Avenue commercial with sand-only deicing. The seven-member Commission voted 4 to 2 with 1 abstention to restrict de-icing to sand only on sidewalks and parking lots for a commercial building project at 455 Hartford Avenue by applicant Moshe
Bellingham's Conservation Commission approved an order of conditions for a commercial building at 455 Hartford Avenue and voted 4 to 2 to ban de-icing chemicals site-wide, limiting winter traction treatment to sand only, citing the Charles River's state-established total maximum daily load for phosp
Bellingham Historical Commission unanimously accepts donations and updates meeting procedures. The commission accepted donations from the Whiting family and a 1971-1972 baseball jacket from Marc Belhumeur during its May 18 meeting led by Chair Jeffrey Prescott, with members Rick Marcoux, Franco
Bellingham rejects battery storage facility on town industrial site. The Zoning Board of Appeals voted 4-1 to deny a special permit for a battery energy storage system at 26 Pearl Street, with Chairman Peter Gabrielle and member Elizabeth Berthelette voting to deny and member Rayan Shamas voting in
BELLINGHAM -- May 5, 2026, Bellingham school officials warn Selectboard that a failed override means 37-plus staff cuts and program eliminations. School Committee Chair Ray Marano and Superintendent Dr. James Morano told the board
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