Government · Select Board
Select Board Raises Dump Fee to $245
Harwich's Select Board voted unanimously to raise the transfer station's fee for commercial construction and demolition debris to $245 per load, up from $205.
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Government · Other Committee
Harwich Energy Panel Reviews Grant, Pipeline Plan
Harwich's energy committee weighed a MassSave outreach grant and flagged an Oct. 28 Cape Cod Commission hearing on a gas pipeline expansion.
Morning Brief
Cape Cod RVT faces Monomoy in volleyball
Cape Cod RVT and Monomoy, both based in Harwich, meet in a non-conference volleyball match Thursday. Also in today's brief (3 items): Cape Cod RVT freshmen travel for soccer match; Monomoy JV field hockey hosts Nauset Regional; Cape Cod RVT faces Monomoy in volleyball.
Government · Other Committee
Charter Panel Agrees to Fix Three AG Comments
Harwich's Charter Commission agreed to clarify charter language after the Attorney General's office flagged ambiguities in three chapters.
Government · Council on Aging
Harwich COA Launches Meal Delivery Pilot
Harwich's Council on Aging launched a meal delivery pilot for homebound seniors after a regional provider cut Tuesday service.
Government · Planning Board
Board Continues Landscaping Yard Hearing Again
The Harwich Planning Board continued a landscaping-yard hearing for the seventh time after engineers flagged a truck safety issue.
Government · Other Committee
Harwich Panel Directs Study of Bell's Neck Trucks
Harwich's Traffic Safety Committee directed staff to study truck restrictions on speeding-plagued Bell's Neck Road.
Sports
Brooks Park basketball court resurfacing eyed in new CPC funding push
Harwich Recreation Department programming is fully underway for the fall, Recreation Director Phyllis told the Facilities Committee Oct. 7, but the bigger news was a rundown of Community Preservation Act funding headed toward town meeting.
Government · Finance Committee
Finance Committee Presses State Rep on Aid Gaps
The Harwich Finance Committee pressed state Rep. Hadley Luddy on local aid gaps and a stalled rural schools bill.
Government · Other Committee
Harwich panel votes to seek building pet ban
The Harwich Facilities Committee voted unanimously Oct. 7 to ask the Select Board to adopt a policy barring pets other than service animals from the Harwich Community Center.