Norton previews 13 fall warrant articles including a sharply reduced private road betterment estimate. From our own coverage: Norton previews 13 fall warrant articles. Also in today's brief (8 items): Norton Public Library earns autism-friendly certification; Wendell's Pub draws praise …
The Norton School Committee heard that district enrollment fell by 111 students since June, with Superintendent Jennifer M O'Neill warning of looming budget strain.
Norton sets a date for its 33rd annual Halloween parade, Patch reports. Also in today's brief (6 items): Norton sets date for 33rd annual Halloween parade; Open Space Committee meets Wednesday afternoon; Parks and Recreation Commission meets Wednesday evening; School Committee meets Wed…
Eight town boards meet this week, led by Wednesday's School Committee session. Also in today's brief (8 items): Board of Health meets Monday evening; Cultural Council sets Monday night agenda; Board of Assessors convenes Tuesday afternoon; Regional wastewater district board meets Tuesday.
Norton Finance Committee rejects $350,000 tax rebate, shifts free cash to stabilization. From our own coverage: Conservation panel to warn Alder Road neighbors; Finance Committee weighs $350,000 tax rebate request. Also in today's brief (9 items): Board of Health to meet Oct. 5; Cultura…
Norton holds informational session Thursday ahead of packed October 19 Town Meeting warrant. From our own coverage: Norton FinCom backs sewer bylaw, DPW update; School Committee advances police contact policy. Also in today's brief (11 items): Town Meeting informational session Thursday…
Norton's conservation board is weighing certified legal notice against a landowner accused of cutting trees near the reservoir. From our own coverage: Conservation panel weighs legal notice over tree cutting; Norton schools take up federal police contact policy. Also in today's brief (1…
Norton Finance Committee votes 6-3 to reject a $350,000 tax rebate, calling it a "political stunt." Board of Assessors Chair Rick had proposed returning overlay surplus to cut the average tax bill by about $52, but member Zach argued the money should instead replenish stabilization funds the town dr