Scituate Select Board approves flood resilience plans, outdoor dining rules, and six committee appointments at wide-ranging May 26 meeting.
Historical Commission establishes new preservation awards program and continues demolition review of 1885 home. The Commission unanimously approved its April minutes and voted to launch a Preservation Awards program with a June 1 application deadline and presentation at Heritage Days in August,
Scituate Zoning Board approves six-part relief for five-unit condo project adjacent to public drinking water pond.
Scituate's Affordable Housing Trust considers potential contribution toward Old Gates housing project. The Trust discussed a $100,000 to $200,000 contribution toward the Grantham Group-led development and confirmed a timeline for relaunching its Small Repairs Grant Program with applications opening
Scituate Conservation Commission issues order of conditions on Crescent Avenue. The commission voted unanimously to close the Notice of Intent hearing and issue an Order of Conditions for Charles Pollard's addition at 50 Crescent Avenue. In after-the-fact determinations, the commission voted 4-1 to
SCITUATE -- May 18, 2026, North Reading School Committee advances modular classroom plan and approves 2026-27 calendar. The committee voted unanimously Monday to approve next year's meeting calendar, adjusting the November date
SCITUATE -- May 18, 2026, Scituate Conservation Commission issues two negative determinations and debates how to prevent wetland buffer violations before they happen. The commission voted 4-1 on May 18 to allow a concrete
Scituate Board of Health hears Kratom alarm, approves Laurelwood Drive well variance.
Scituate's Council on Aging advisory board received a broad operations update and a detailed briefing on the final weeks of the South Shore Elder Services wind-down at its May 15 meeting.
Scituate Planning Board approves ADU at 104 Cornet Stetson Road. The board voted unanimously to approve the site plan for a 632-square-foot accessory dwelling unit within the principal dwelling owned by David Isbrandt, which meets town zoning and Board of Health standards. In related business, the