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Conservation Commission Approves Stormwater Project, Rejects Rail Herbicide

Conservation Commission approves stormwater upgrade, rejects rail herbicide use. Chairman Michael O'Herron's Conservation Commission issued an Order of Conditions for a water main and stormwater project affecting Lakeshore Drive, Indian Run Road, and Bernier Lane. In a 4-1 vote, the Commission

Select Board approves mattress fee and license renewals

Bellingham Select Board approves mattress recycling fee. The three-member quorum unanimously authorized a $60 disposal fee for wet or soiled mattresses at the Recycle Center under a new vendor arrangement, and approved renewals of a Common Victualler and Bulk Storage license pending inspections and

Parks Commission approves prior minutes, reviews DPW agreements with schools.

The Bellingham Parks Commission approved November minutes and heard DPW Director Jesse Riedel detail draft memorandums clarifying property maintenance splits between the town and schools at Blackstone Street, Harpin Street, and Macy School. Commissioner Doug Martin urged explicit inclusion of snow

Bellingham Historical Commission approves fire truck patches, museum storage

Bellingham Historical Commission approves fire truck patches, spring publication advances. Chair Jeff Prescott and the commission voted unanimously to purchase 300 fire truck patches at $550 for fire truck restoration fundraising and approved 20 plastic storage containers for museum organization.

Council on Aging members warn of TikTok door-banging challenge

Bellingham Council on Aging alerts residents to an online TikTok door-banging challenge after police identified six teenagers in connection with a door-damage incident at the Senior Center. Member Tsune Roberts urged residents to keep outside lights on and door cameras active as a precaution. The