Acushnet School District to Cut Eight Positions Under Constraint Budget Plan
Acushnet school and finance officials warn budget gap could force up to 21 staff cuts from a district of 132.
Acushnet school and finance officials warn budget gap could force up to 21 staff cuts from a district of 132.
Acushnet Planning Board advances floodplain correction and new tree-fund to annual town meeting.
Acushnet Board of Selectmen appointed a new patrol officer and senior clerk while warning of a looming $500,000 budget deficit at its April 14 meeting.
Acushnet Soil Board renews P.J. Keating's soil removal permit at 72 South Main Street under a streamlined host community agreement process.
Acushnet Conservation Commission votes to issue a formal enforcement order against 324 Main Street after months of failed informal compliance efforts.
Acushnet Planning Board approves commercial storage site plan, advances Deep Brook Estates, and continues over-55 housing hearing.
Acushnet Board of Selectmen welcomed a new town administrator, hired a police officer, and reorganized its leadership in a wide-ranging March 31 session.
Acushnet Finance Committee hears DPW budgets and flags a $200,000 to $400,000 general fund deficit before school costs are counted.
Acushnet Board of Selectmen unanimously fills two service gaps while flagging a deepening health agent shortage. The two-member board, Chairman Mark Warner and member David Hinckley, approved a one-day liquor license for the Rebel Brew Run event tied to the St.
Acushnet Conservation Commission continues Middle Road storage hearing over unidentified pond.
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