Government · Select Board
Scituate Select Board Approves Front Street Charity Dinner Benefiting Local Cancer Nonprofit
Scituate Select Board unanimously approves a long table charity dinner on Front Street for September 12, 2026.
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Government · Select Board
Select Board approves $1.5M pump station replacement contract
Select Board approves special events and $1.5M in contracts. The Scituate Select Board unanimously awarded $1.497 million to Ardent Group Inc. for First Parish Road Sewer Pump Station replacement (5-0 vote) and contracts to G.B. Hastie for $85,535 for Transfer Station gate replacement and Weston &
Government · Select Board
Scituate Select Board Approves Three Summer Events, Awards $1.67 Million in Contracts
Scituate Select Board approves new charity dinner on Front Street, three events total, and nearly $1.7 million in public works contracts.
Government · Conservation Commission
Conservation Commission approves North Scituate sewer expansion project
Scituate Conservation Commission unanimously approves four-mile sewer expansion extending municipal service to North Scituate.
Government · Conservation
Scituate Conservation Commission Clears North Scituate Sewer Expansion for Permitting
Scituate Conservation Commission closes hearing on North Scituate sewer expansion, advancing the project toward a spring 2027 construction start.
Sports
Scituate sports roundup, July 13 to July 19
Scituate Little League's website is showcasing its spring season champions, including a 10U softball team recognized as District 8 Champions, Farm division champ Hoffman Property Management, and Majors champion Gallagher Landscaping, alongside its Minors and Juniors All-Star Games and a…
Real Estate
Two Scituate Homes Top $2 Million as June Sales Show Wide Price Spread
Scituate recorded eight deed transfers between June 19 and July 18, but only five carried a market sale price, ranging from $586,000 to $2,699,000, with a median of $1,417,143. The top sale was 9 Lincoln Ave. at $2,699,000, sold by Joseph P. and Maria L. Ray to Steven and Kerry E. Delahunt.
Government · Historical Commission
Historical Commission advances preservation plan, Groveland Cemetery move
Scituate Historical Commission completes preservation planning, appoints new members. The Commission voted 4-0 to approve its June 2026 minutes and is in final stages of completing its heritage preservation plan through Heritage Strategies. Commissioner Jim Glinski will draft a revised demolition
Government · Zoning Board
Scituate ZBA Grants Three Residential Special Permits at July 16 Meeting
Scituate's Zoning Board of Appeals approved three residential special permits and accepted the withdrawal of a contested buildable-lot appeal at its July 16 meeting, with a sweeping change to state variance law looming over nearly every item.
Government · Mordecai Lincoln Property Committee
Property Committee advances restoration planning for historic house.
Mordecai Lincoln Property Committee articulates multi-phase restoration strategy for historic Scituate property. Committee Chair James Dishong, Vice-Chair Jim Glinski, and members received an update from special advisor Carmine Bruno outlining priorities and cost estimates for work spanning