Norton Select Board Approves Key License Transfer, Plans Town Meeting

Overview: In a recent Norton Select Board meeting, decisions were made regarding the future of the town’s dining landscape and strategic financial planning. One topic was the approval of a common victualler all alcohol beverage license transfer to pH Norton Incorporated, which sparked discussions about the new establishment’s business model and its anticipated impact on the local economy. Additionally, the board set a date for the fall annual town meeting and discussed the formation of a new committee dedicated to budget oversight and financial planning.

Norton Board Approves All-Alcohol License and Discusses 40B Project

Overview: The Norton Select Board meeting on June 20th involved key developments including the approval of an all-alcohol beverage license for a local business and discussions on a proposed affordable housing project under the state’s Chapter 40B housing program. The board also attended to several appointments and community event announcements.

Norton Select Board Appoints New School Committee Member

Overview: In a development at the Norton Select Board meeting on May 23rd, 2024, a new member was appointed to the school committee following presentations by three candidates. The chosen candidate, who will serve a one-year term, was selected after a discussion that examined the qualifications and experiences of each applicant. This appointment was a focal point of the meeting.

Norton Select Board Reschedules Town Meeting and Election

Overview: In a recent Norton Select Board meeting, decisions regarding the town meeting and special election were made, with the board voting to continue the town meeting to May 28th, 2024, and to cancel the previously scheduled June 8th special election. Additionally, the board addressed various matters such as grant awards, a school committee vacancy, and infrastructure projects.

Norton Select Board Navigates Complex Town Meeting Logistics

Overview: The Norton Select Board faced a challenging task during their latest meeting as they grappled with organizing a town meeting expected to exceed the capacity of the available venues. With an anticipated attendance that could surpass 1,500 people, the board deliberated various options to accommodate everyone while addressing concerns over budget voting logistics and potential costs.