Norton Select Board Approves Virtual Golf Facility’s Beer and Wine License Amid Technical Hiccups

Overview: The Norton Select Board meeting on October 24, 2024, was marked by the approval of a new section 12 General on-premises license for Bogy’s LLC, managed by Jonathan VN, to sell wines and malt beverages. The license will facilitate an indoor virtual golf facility on Mansfield Avenue, Suite 3, promising to bring a unique recreational experience to the town.

Norton Select Board Discusses $8.6 Million Sewer Project and Zoning Overlays Amid Budget Debates

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Norton Select Board delved into discussions about a major sewer project on Elm Street, zoning overlay proposals, and extensive budget allocations. The board’s decisions could have financial and developmental impacts on the town, highlighting the need for strategic planning and community engagement.

Norton Select Board Approves Historic Appointments Amid Discussions on Water Quality and Permit Fees

Overview: The Norton Select Board meeting on September 26, 2024, covered topics, including the unanimous appointment of Dean Swicker to the Historic District Commission, discussions on water quality issues, and a proposal to adjust building permit fees. The meeting also addressed the resignation of Brian Spangler from the Zoning Board of Appeals and various community initiatives.

Norton Select Board Approves Key Appointments and Licenses Amid Community Tributes

Overview: The Norton Select Board meeting saw the approval of several appointments, discussions on community issues, and the honoring of influential community members who recently passed away.

Norton Select Board Deliberates on New England Rodeo’s License Suspension Amid Safety Concerns

Overview: The Norton Select Board meeting on August 29, 2024, primarily addressed pressing safety concerns and the potential suspension of licenses for New England Rodeo LLC. The rodeo’s unexpected attendance surge during its Memorial Day event and subsequent safety violations highlighted the need for compliance and thorough inspections before future events could proceed.