Dighton Historical Commission Grapples with Historical Marker Challenges and Budget Constraints

Overview: During the recent meeting of the Dighton Historical Commission, members delved into a range of topics, from the ongoing challenges related to the town’s historical markers to the intricacies of budget planning.

Dighton Board of Selectmen Deliberates Swap Shed Policies Amid Ethical Concerns and Community Engagement

Overview: The recent meeting of the Dighton Board of Selectmen primarily focused on the management and operational policies of the town’s swap shed, a facility intended for residents to exchange items. The deliberations covered a range of issues including operational control, ethical considerations concerning the misuse of items, and community engagement strategies to ensure the shed’s effectiveness.

Dighton Board of Assessors Approves Significant FY2026 Warrant Commitments Totaling Millions

Overview: In a special meeting on December 22, 2025, the Dighton Board of Assessors approved several fiscal year 2026 warrant commitments, totaling substantial amounts across various districts and categories. These commitments include allocations for real estate, electric, water, fire districts, and personal property.

Proposed Subdivision Sparks Extensive Debate Over Wetland Alterations in Dighton

Overview: The recent Dighton Conservation Commission meeting focused on discussions regarding a proposed 26-lot subdivision by Kyle Rebello Farm Estates, located at Zero Milk Street and Zero Council Way. The main points of contention included wetland alterations, buffer zone management, and the implementation of septic systems in environmentally sensitive areas.

Dispute Over Property Boundary Sparks Site Visit by Dighton Board of Selectmen

Overview: The Dighton Board of Selectmen convened to address a boundary dispute between properties on Spring Street and Bailey Street. A resident has accused a neighboring property representative of clearing land beyond their boundary, potentially infringing on her property. The board agreed to conduct a site visit to assess the situation, set for December 31st, weather permitting.