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Saturday, October 31, 2026 Bourne, Massachusetts · Change town
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Historical Commission approves $30,000 study of Administration Building.

Bourne Historical Commission backs $30,000 feasibility study of the Administration Building. The vote passed 6-0, with Chair Neil F. Langille and members Deborah M. Burgess, Jean Campbell, Donald J. Mahoney, Steven Philbrick, and Judith A. Riordan approving Community Preservation Act funding for

Historical Commission · Meeting of February 10, 2026

Bourne Historical Commission backs $30,000 feasibility study of the Administration Building. The vote passed 6-0, with Chair Neil F. Langille and members Deborah M.

Burgess, Jean Campbell, Donald J. Mahoney, Steven Philbrick, and Judith A. Riordan approving Community Preservation Act funding for the 1840 structure to assess exterior siding, trim replacement, foundation ramp damage, and water intrusion and lead hazards.

The Commission also approved return of $33,677.86 in unused balances from three completed historic CPA projects, discussed implementing standardized completion forms for future grant tracking, and welcomed new member Donald J. Mahoney; the Fire Department Historical Group plans to seek nonprofit status in spring.

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Source: the Historical Commission meeting of February 10, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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