Government Study Committee unanimously approves prior minutes and sends webmaster recommendation. The committee voted unanimously to transmit a letter to the Town Administrator and Select Board urging the hire of a webmaster to continue work left by the late Town Health Agent Ben Margro, suggesting
Government Study Commission meets Advisory Board informally to share progress. Members Becky Freed, Arthur Joseph, Marybeth Shea, and Karl Swenson presented updates on the commission's status and scheduling to the Advisory Board in a joint session, exchanging information on topics including the
Norwell Board of Assessors introduces new principal assessor, approves $682,484 overlay transfer. The Board of Assessors unanimously approved the release of $682,484.69 from the overlay account to overlay surplus. Board members Mary Granville and Maureen Clarke welcomed new Principal Assessor Joe
Government Study Committee interviews Advisory Board member on operations. The five-member committee, David DeCoste, Becky Freed, Arthur Joseph, Marybeth Shea, and Karl Swenson, heard from lifelong resident Ann Mulligan about her board's workflow, discussing potential improvements to warrant
Norwell Advisory Board held a procedural review meeting on March 19. The board discussed draft FY27 budget items for Plymouth County Retirement, Workers Compensation, and Unemployment. Discussion covered proposed warrant articles including unpaid bills from prior years, rescission of authorized
Government Study Commission interviews Advisory Board member on town operations. The five-member commission hosted Matt Weimann, a volunteer and current Advisory Board member, to discuss the effectiveness of town boards and committees. Discussion focused on inter-group communications, citizen
Recycling Committee discusses Black Earth Compost expansion and recycling initiatives at March meeting. Spillane reported on the company's decentralized composting program, which operates eight sites and plans expansion to 30 communities to reduce food waste and costs. The hazardous waste depot
Norwell Board of Health unanimously approves three septic system upgrades with reduced setbacks. Vice Chair George Clairmont and Clerk Natalya Davis approved local upgrades at 50 Brantwood Road, 59 Hemlock Drive, and 161 Cross Street presented by McSweeney Associates Inc, each allowing use of sieve
Norwell Government Study Commission advances charter review work. The five-member body, chaired by Marybeth Shea, continues its charter rewrite, working through sections covering elected officials and the Town Clerk. Commission member Becky Freed reported that Advisory Board member Matt Weimann
Norwell Board of Assessors interviews for Principal Assessor post. The board convened at 4:05 PM with Board members Mary Granville, James Koehler, and Chair Maureen Clarke, with Principal Assessor Lane Partridge present. Clarke called the meeting to order; Granville moved to adjourn to executive
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