Bourne's deadline to apply for Town Meeting Moderator lands today, July 9, 2026, even as the town reopened Patuisset Beach for swimming and made permanent a new four-way stop at Barlows Landing Road and Shore Road, effective June 29. Bourne Public Schools is processing preschool enrollm…
Bourne Board of Health unanimously approved variances waiving setback requirements for a BANRT septic system.
Bourne's news cycle stayed quiet Wednesday, with the town's calendar pointing to two summer events later this month. No new Select Board, School Committee, or department announcements were posted through the town's official News Flash service for the period. The town's event calendar li…
Select Board kept farmers market approval, referred food truck policy to subcommittee. The controversy involved whether organizers of the Canal Region Farmers Market should require separate approval when adding food trucks to the 2026 renewal.
Bourne reminds drivers that Barlows Landing and Shore roads now operate as a four-way stop after last month's traffic change. The town's official News Flash confirms the new pattern took effect June 29 to manage summer traffic near the Pocasset-area beaches. On the civic calendar, Bourn…
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…
Bourne heads into Independence Day weekend with Town Hall closed, Patuisset Beach freshly reopened, and a cooling center running reduced hours. The Bourne Police Department's cooling center at 35 Armory Road — open since June 30 — shifts to holiday hours of 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. today as a h…
Zoning Board approved two applications with conditions on July 1.
The Zoning Board of Appeals unanimously approved two applications at its July 1 meeting.
The Southside Fire Station Building Committee approved two vendor invoices totaling $19,419.68 and advanced toward the construction phase. Members voted unanimously to pay Saccoccio Associates $14,419.68 and Pomroy Associates $5,000 in project management and architectural fees.
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