Harwich Historical Commission clears demolition of 1888 house for a marsh trailhead. The commission voted 6-0 to let the Harwich Conservation Trust demolish a deteriorating 1888 house at 202 Route 28, with no delay imposed, conditioned on a storyboard documenting the property's history.
The Harwich Energy and Climate Action Committee pressed for a free state energy audit of municipal buildings and approved prior minutes unanimously.
Harwich Charter Commission approved the final draft of its proposed town charter and voted to send it to the state for review.
Harwich Water Board approves Route 28 main contract and moves toward independent facility study.
Barnstable County commissioners held a joint session with the Harwich Select Board on July 30, voting unanimously to authorize a fall regional hunger summit and to draft a letter opposing state legislative encroachment on local home rule.
Harwich Charter Commission adds policy approval and committee charge requirements ahead of final vote.
Harwich water commissioners continued a contested $1,275 abatement case and approved a $45,500 generator contract at their July 28 meeting. The board voted unanimously to award the generator agreement with FM General Motors for Home Station Number 4, funded from last year's budget.
Harwich Charter Commission advances draft charter while deferring contentious board-authority debate.
Harwich Golf Committee advances plan to install tee inserts in compressed driving range mats at Cranberry Valley Golf Course.
Harwich Energy and Climate Action Committee pressed new Town Administrator Jim Mulcahy to revive the town's stalled application for the state's Climate Leader Program at a July 20 meeting.
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