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Planning board presses Humarock permit holders

Scituate Planning Board presses Humarock permit holders after 22 month wait for state wetlands ruling. From our own coverage: Planning board presses Humarock permit holders on delay. Also in today's brief (7 items): Town opens 30-day review of electricity aggregation plan; Town Moderato…

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Government · Select Board

Select Board OKs permanent protection for 8 parcels

Scituate's Select Board voted to permanently protect eight town-owned properties, capping a decade-long conservation effort. Chair Susan Harrison recused herself because of her ties to the Appleton Field Community Garden, one of the parcels covered.

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Sports

Little League eyes renovation of "purple dinosaur" softball field

Scituate Little League is pursuing a renovation of the "purple dinosaur field" for younger kids' softball, a project separated from a plan to turn the Wampanoag-area field into another baseball field, Planning Board members said Oct. 8.

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Obituaries

Obituary notices, week of October 5, 2026 through October 11, 2026

Three Scituate-resident obituaries were published this week: Kellar, Peter David; Levendoski, Charles L.; and McCafferty, Beverly A. Levendoski, 83, and McCafferty, 91, both longtime Scituate residents, died October 4; McCafferty's and Levendoski's notices came through the Echovita aggr…

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Special Town Meeting set for Oct. 19

Scituate sets Special Town Meeting for October 19 at the high school gymnasium. From our own coverage: Nine deeds recorded in Scituate, most prices pending. Also in today's brief (11 items): Town seeks volunteers for two committee seats; Select Board meets Tuesday at Town Hall; Beach Co…

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Scituate September Sales Range From $700,000 To $1.44 Million

Scituate recorded ten property deeds between Sept. 11 and Oct. 10, but only three carried disclosed sale prices, ranging from $700,000 to $1,435,338, with a median of $845,000. The top transaction was 338 Clapp Road, which sold for $1,435,338 on Sept. 18.

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