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February 11, 2025 By Carol Britton Meyer There are four potential candidates so far for the May 17 town election. Incumbent Paul Grady, Jr. and Julie Rollins have pulled nomination papers for select board; incumbent Craig MacLellan for school …

5 days ago · February 13, 2025 By Carol Britton Meyer. There are currently 69 town board and committee openings, ranging from 7 on the affordable housing trust and 5 on the newly created Cohasset Common Historic District Commission to 5 open slots on the Open Space & Recreation Committee and 9 on the Roads & Sidewalk Committee.

Oct 28, 2024 · Max Monahan picks up some yardage while Jack Mullaly blocks ahead of him at Mashpee Friday. October 28, 2024 Story and photos by William Wassersug

July 12, 2024 By Carol Britton Meyer. The Select Board presented its draft fiscal year 2025 goals this week, with a vote on the final draft expected at the July 23 meeting.

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January 9, 2025 by Carol Britton Meyer (photos by Dan Leahy) Following two years of successful fireworks displays at Sandy Beach, the tradition will continue

Dec 6, 2024 · Photo provided by Maura Curran. December 6, 2024 By Carol Britton Meyer. The Harbor Committee’s top priority at this time is addressing flood risk at Cohasset Cove and Black Horse Lane.

August 21, 2024 By Carol Britton Meyer. The newly formed Town Hall Working Group met for the first time recently to identify the most viable uses for the deteriorating building “and what’s the best way to get there,” according to Select Board member Paul Grady.