The Scituate Commission on Disabilities has approved its budget and is planning accessibility initiatives. Treasurer Athena Brodsky reported a $4,132.33 Commission on Disabilities budget and $7,251.87 in collected handicap parking fines; the report passed unanimously. Brodsky and member Dan Fogarty
Scituate Select Board approves kitchen donation and clears licensing renewals. The board unanimously accepted a $19,700 gift from Kitchen Spaces & Interiors for the Mordecai Lincoln Caretakers Cottage renovation, approved special events Get to Greenbush and Spring Awakening both scheduled for May
SCITUATE -- April 7, 2026, Scituate Select Board accepts $19,700 kitchen donation from local business coalition and approves a slate of new and renewed licenses. The board voted unanimously Tuesday night to accept the
Scituate Community Preservation Committee withdraws Sunset Road acquisition article. The committee voted unanimously to pull Article 5 from the April 13 town warrant after an appraisal dispute on one parcel left the acquisition status unresolved. Vice Chair Skyler Chick presided in the absence of
Scituate Recreation Commission unanimously approves free seal warning signs for three beaches. The signs will educate residents about seal behavior at Humarock, Peggotty, and Minot Beaches, per a Beach Commission request by Kelly Bower. Activitas project manager Mark Novak reported that Kazlousky
Scituate Waterways Commission unanimously approved its agenda and March minutes on April 1. Harbor Master Stephen F. Mone reported slip revenue at 32 percent and mooring revenue at 46 percent, with the shoulder season opening April 15 to boats from multiple states paying $100 per day. The
Three committees unanimously back $27M North Scituate Sewer Expansion. The Select Board, Advisory Committee, and Capital Planning Committee each voted unanimously to recommend the bond article at an April 1 joint meeting, with the Select Board voting 4-0, the Advisory Committee 8-0, and Capital
Three Scituate committees unanimously recommend the $27 million North Scituate sewer expansion project. The Select Board voted 4-0, the Capital Planning Committee 3-0, and the Advisory Committee 8-0 to recommend Special Town Meeting Article 6. Town Administrator James Boudreau highlighted that
SCITUATE -- April 1, 2026, Scituate Waterways Commission hears Pier 44 must shed $2 million as boating season opens. Meeting April 1, the commission received word from Pier 44 liaison Howie that the Community Preservation
SCITUATE -- April 1, 2026, Scituate's three municipal finance boards unanimously backed a $21 million sewer borrowing for North Scituate at a joint remote meeting April 1. The Select Board voted 4-0,