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Wednesday, November 4, 2026 Bourne, Massachusetts · Change town
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Bourne Select Board approves licenses and town meeting warrant articles at March 31 session.

Bourne Select Board advances town meeting warrant with license approvals and fiscal measures. The board unanimously endorsed 18 of 20 annual meeting articles, removed two contentious community preservation items for counsel review, and greenlit permits for Bourne Youth Baseball and Community

Select Board · Meeting of March 31, 2026

Bourne Select Board advances town meeting warrant with license approvals and fiscal measures. The board unanimously endorsed 18 of 20 annual meeting articles, removed two contentious community preservation items for counsel review, and greenlit permits for Bourne Youth Baseball and Community Boating, with Taste & Tide Restaurant receiving a wine and malt beverages license pending inspections. Acting Chair Anne-Marie Siroonian and Town Administrator Marlene McCollem directed the board's release of a hold on the South Side Fire Station Building Committee following Governor approval, allowing the project to move to competitive bid; the capital budget appropriation totaled 2.96 million dollars, with community preservation funds earmarked at 857,000 dollars for four projects including the Cataumet Schoolhouse Hardcourt and community center shade structures.

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Source: the Select Board meeting of March 31, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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