by Elizabeth McNamara | Nov 28, 2018 | Government, News, Schools
By Elizabeth F. McNamara In their first meeting since the election of three new members (and one returning member), the School Committee Tuesday took a hard line on the need for additional funding from the town, setting Dec. 14 as the deadline for the council to...
by Elizabeth McNamara | Nov 27, 2018 | Government, News
By Elizabeth F. McNamara The Town Council will vote on terminating the contract with Town Solicitor David D’Agostino and vote on hiring the law firm Ursillo, Teitz and Ritch to serve as the new town solicitor at a special meeting Thursday at Town Hall (find the...
by Elizabeth McNamara | Nov 27, 2018 | Election 2018, Government, News
By Elizabeth F. McNamara It was standing room only for the swearing in Monday night of the new Town Council and four new members of the School Committee. When Superior Court Judge Brian Stern (a resident) swore in the Town Council – returning Mark Schwager and...
by Elizabeth McNamara | Nov 25, 2018 | Election 2018, Government, News
Above: Members of the public at the Town Council meeting at the high school Nov. 20, 2017, show their displeasure as the council prepared to retake a vote to name Gayle Corrigan town manager after her initial appointment was ruled ‘null and void.’ By...
by Elizabeth McNamara | Nov 20, 2018 | Election 2018, Government
All five newly elected members of the Town Council and four newly elected members of the seven-member School Committee will be sworn in at Swift Community Center on Monday, Nov. 26. Following the swearing in, the Town Council will elect a president and vice president....
by Elizabeth McNamara | Nov 20, 2018 | Election 2018, Government, News
Above: The article about an interview on which Callanan centers his OMA complaint. By Elizabeth F. McNamara Charles Callanan, a Republican who lost his bid for a seat on the Town Council earlier this month, has filed a complaint with the state Attorney General’s...
