Dave Watkins

Norton Planning Board approved a marijuana retail facility, a 21-lot cluster subdivision, and a four-story mixed-use building in a single late-running session March 31.

Norton's Finance Committee heard a $38.7 million school budget request Monday and set a public hearing for April 27. Superintendent Dr.

Norton Finance Committee unanimously backs brownfields abatement bylaw and approves sewer tie-in removal 7-1. At the March 23 meeting, the committee voted 8-0 to recommend adopting G.L.

Norton Conservation Commission continues Wheaton Estates subdivision hearing amid stormwater and flooding concerns.

Norton School Committee ratifies three-year teachers contract and approves two overseas student trips.

Norton Planning Board voted 5-2 to approve special permits for a 72-unit apartment complex at 0 Mansfield Avenue, while unanimously approving a Taco Bell and continuing four other projects.

Norton Select Board recommends scrapping mandatory sewer tie-in requirement in 4-1 vote.

Norton School Committee unanimously approved a $38,734,183 FY27 budget request, a 4.4 percent increase over the current year. Superintendent Dr.

Norton Finance Committee hears stark fiscal warning as town carries $118 million in unfunded retirement liabilities.

Norton Select Board received a clean FY25 audit but a cautionary budget outlook at its February 26 meeting.