Conservation Commission issues enforcement order for Cowan Drive. The board unanimously voted to issue an Enforcement Order for 18 Cowan Drive requiring Conservation Agent Patricia J. Cassady to inspect erosion controls prior to restoration work, addressing a 25-foot buffer zone encroachment with
Select Board reschedules Special Town Meeting to June 16 due to warrant delays. The Board voted unanimously to move the June 1 Special Town Meeting to June 16 at 7 p.m. at Middleborough High School and opened and closed the warrant the same evening to meet advertising requirements. The Board also
Middleborough Select Board moves Special Town Meeting to June 16. Chair Teresa Kelly Farley led the board in voting unanimously to reschedule the warrant to June 16 at Middleborough High School after time constraints prevented publication for the original June 1 date. The board also unanimously
Middleborough Select Board consolidates polling locations, saves $20,777 annually. Town Clerk Pam Menconi presented the consolidation plan, moving Precinct 3 from South Fire Station to Middleborough High School and Precincts 5 and 5A from Council on Aging to Nichols Middle School, citing parking
Zoning board approves hobby kennel and two major Wareham Street projects on single night. The board voted 5-0 to grant John Steill a special permit for a nine-dog hobby kennel at 295 Cherry Street, with the condition that dog waste be privately removed rather than composted. Marcus Baptiste's
Council on Aging Board endorses $1.2M FY 2027 budget. The board accepted $1,228,211 forwarded by the town manager, down $60,109 from the original request of $1,288,320, for town-wide vote. It approved April meeting minutes and Director Holly Begley's report. The Middleborough Elks donated $1,500 to
Library Board recommended three trustees and elected new Vice Chair.
Select Board expands town manager search committee from seven to eight voting members and approves three candidates. The board unanimously selected Nancy Kefalis, MacDonald Sprague III, and Ed Medeiros after a three-way tie in voting. The board also approved a Police Union memorandum regarding the
Middleborough Select Board advances police layoffs, capital projects. The Board voted unanimously to approve a memorandum of agreement with the police union authorizing layoff of four officers effective July 1, and assigned Interim Town Manager Joe Perkins as civil service hearing officer. Nancy
Middleborough Conservation Commission rejects amendment to relocate 7 Winter Street structure. Engineer Richard Rheaume's motion to amend the Order of Conditions failed when three members opposed it, citing concerns about a cellar drain extending into the 25-foot buffer zone. The Commission also
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