Yarmouth Select Board Supports Extended Hours for Scallies During World Cup

Overview: In its recent session, the Yarmouth Select Board addressed a variety of community matters, most notably approving a pilot program that allows Scallies to extend its alcohol service hours until 3:00 a.m. during the upcoming World Cup, amidst other community concerns such as school safety and local business licensing.

Yarmouth Select Board Faces Beach Concession Dilemma as Vendor Defaults on Contract

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Yarmouth Select Board, the issue of beach concessions took center stage. The Legacy Hospitality Group, initially selected to provide services, defaulted on their contract as the beach season loomed, prompting the town to terminate the agreement. Despite the setback, the town administrator assured the board of a swift resolution, revealing that six new bids were received. With the goal of having concessions operational for upcoming weekends, the board displayed optimism in addressing this pressing matter.

Yarmouth Select Board Approves Land Acquisition and Conservation Restriction for Nottingham Drive Parcel

Overview: The Yarmouth Select Board convened for a special meeting to approve the acquisition of a 3.14-acre parcel of land on Nottingham Drive, adjacent to Taylor Bray Farm, and to establish a conservation restriction on the property. This action is contingent upon receiving a $347,000 land grant from the Massachusetts Division of Conservation Services, which requires the restriction. The Board successfully voted on both measures, facilitated by the efforts of the conservation administrator, Brittany D’Rienzo, whose work was acknowledged during the meeting.

Yarmouth Select Board Faces Library Debt Exclusion and Communication Challenges

Overview: The Yarmouth Select Board meeting on May 12, 2026, was marked by discussions on the proposed library project and the associated debt exclusion, as well as the town’s ongoing efforts to improve communication strategies. Residents expressed significant concern regarding the financial implications of the library proposal, and the board explored methods to enhance public engagement and information dissemination.

Yarmouth Select Board Addresses Nicotine-Free Initiative and Liquor License Debates

Overview: During the Yarmouth Select Board meeting, discussions centered on community issues, including a controversial nicotine-free generation initiative and debates over liquor license applications. Concerns were raised by residents and business owners regarding the Board of Health’s independent decisions impacting local businesses, while the Select Board also deliberated on applications for liquor licenses, reflecting on their implications for community development and existing policies.