Norton Conservation Commission requires stormwater peer review before advancing Old Colony Road commercial building amendment.
Norton Select Board voted 3-2 Thursday to allow up to four Pride Month signs on the town common through the end of June, a decision that prompted a heated floor protest from a resident who said the board had previously cited legal constraints to block similar requests.
Norton School Committee approves $37.9 million FY27 budget and new middle school science curriculum.
Norton Planning Board votes unanimously on four applications, gives tow yard owner until August to comply.
Norton Town Meeting rejected a $11,443,631 borrowing authorization for a Norton Middle School roof replacement, with voters defeating the measure 237 to 167, well short of the required two-thirds supermajority.
Norton Annual Town Meeting approves $81.3 million operating budget and narrowly passes contested position reclassifications.
Norton School Committee unanimously adopts Amplify AGA as new high school math curriculum, funded largely by a $75,000 legislative earmark.
Norton Select Board votes 3-2 to send contested HR staffing article to May 18 town meeting.
Norton officials preview a packed Town Meeting warrant headlined by an $11.4 million school roof. Select Board Chair Roger Marsan and Town Manager Mark Gould taped a public walkthrough of key articles ahead of the annual Town Meeting set for May 18 at 7 p.m. at the High School Auditorium.
Norton School Committee reorganizes, tables elementary improvement plan, and receives first AI task force briefing. At its May 6 meeting, the committee re-elected Justine Callahan as chair and named Dan Schleicher vice chair, seating newly elected member Heather Forbes at the same session.