Dighton Board Denies Auto License Amid Fraud Allegations, Discusses Key Infrastructure Plans

Overview: In a recent Dighton Board of Selectmen meeting, the Board denied a Class 2 motor vehicle license to Steven Remy of Rey’s Auto LLC due to alleged fraudulent vehicle sales and discussed infrastructure plans, including the Main Street project and bridge repairs, emphasizing the need for fiscal prudence and community engagement.

Norfolk School Committee Welcomes New Business Consultant Amid Budget and Curriculum Updates

Overview: At the recent Norfolk School Committee meeting, the appointment of Katherine Antelis as the new district business consultant marked a significant transition, following the impending retirement of her predecessor Miriam Goodman.

Chatham Conservation Commission Approves Multiple Environmental Projects Amid Concerns Over Invasive Species

Overview: The Chatham Conservation Commission convened on June 10, 2026, to deliberate on several environmental projects, granting approvals and addressing concerns regarding invasive species management and ecological integrity. The commission approved orders of conditions for projects at Champlain Road, Woodland Way, and Stony Hill Road while emphasizing the need for clear plans and mitigation measures.

Norfolk Advisory Board Votes to Respond to Inflammatory Registrar Letter, Highlighting Financial Stewardship Concerns

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Norfolk Board of County Commissioners, a primary focus was the Norfolk Advisory Board’s decision to respond to a contentious letter from the registrar. The letter, which was distributed to the media but not to official appointing authorities, raised concerns about potential funding losses for the advisory board and commissioners. Eric Beckerman, the chair of the advisory board from Avon, articulated the board’s stance, emphasizing its responsibility in managing county finances, akin to a finance committee. The board reached a near-unanimous decision to draft a response, underlining the need for transparency and addressing public concerns about financial management.

Lunenburg Water District Board Faces Debate Over Kayak Racks and Water Quality Issues

Overview: The Lunenburg Water District Board meeting tackled several concerns, with the most discussions focusing on the ongoing controversy surrounding kayak racks in a protected easement area and the district’s strategy for addressing water quality issues, including PFAS levels and manganese concentrations. The board faced community interest and debate over compliance with environmental regulations and the management of water resources.