Harwich Recreation Commission defers $20 pickleball drop-in fee vote, authorizes roughly $5,500 in storm-damage fence repairs.
Harwich Charter Commission rejects two financial transparency proposals for charter inclusion and deletes a 1987 budget provision.
Harwich's Brooks Academy Museum Commission reviewed architectural drawings for a major building renovation and debated ramp materials constrained by the town's National Historic District rules.
Harwich Voter Information Committee books April 16 candidates forum and chair announces June resignation. The committee confirmed a partnership with the League of Women Voters for a forum in the Griffin Room at Town Hall from 5 to 8 p.m. on April 16, ahead of the May 19 annual election.
Harwich Historic Commission approves partial demolition at two historic properties but continues a contentious Bank Street case.
Harwich Bikeways Committee flags e-bike rules and Old Colony Rail Trail ownership as summer issues. The committee met March 17 with five members present, approving only its January minutes in the lone formal vote of the evening.
Harwich Water and Wastewater Commission reorganizes leadership and clears charter language for state review. The board voted unanimously Tuesday to install Bob Young as chair, replacing outgoing chair Noreen Doyle, who moved to vice chair; Judith Underwood was elected clerk.
Harwich Facilities Committee advances plans to restrict dogs and overhaul room-rental fees.
Harwich Community Preservation Committee members sharply criticized the Select Board's opposition to housing-related CPA warrant articles at the March 12 meeting, vowing to prepare written justifications for the May town meeting.
Harwich Community Preservation Committee vows to fight for housing articles after Select Board rejection.
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