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Monday, November 2, 2026 Bourne, Massachusetts · Change town
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Bourne reopens Patuisset Beach to swimmers

Patuisset Beach reopened for swimming in Bourne on Monday, the day's lone piece of town hall news. The town posted the reopening as a News Flash on its website without detailing the length or cause of the prior closure. No other town hall, school, or committee action was reported for Mo…

Patuisset Beach is back open for swimming, town officials announced, giving residents and visitors a green light to hit the water as the July Fourth holiday weekend gives way to a full summer season.

TOWN HALL

The town announced that Patuisset Beach has been reopened for swimming. No further details on the reason for the prior closure were included in the town's announcement.

Also in effect: the intersection at Barlows Landing Road and Shore Road became a four-way stop on June 29, a traffic pattern change the town publicized this week. Drivers who regularly use that corridor should expect to stop where they previously had the right of way.

COMING UP

The Select Board meets Tuesday, July 7, for both an executive session and a regular session. Also Tuesday, the Upper Cape Regional Technical High School Budget Sub-Committee holds a meeting, and an outdoor Dancing Under the Stars event is scheduled.

The Board of Health holds a hybrid meeting Wednesday, July 8. That same evening, the Bourne PTA meets at the Bourne Middle School Media Center from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m.

The Canal Region Farmers Market and Concerts by the Canal returns Thursday, July 9. The Select Board heads to its Annual Retreat on Friday, July 10. The Historical Commission meets Tuesday, July 14.

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