Hannah Morse is a staff writer for The Palm Beach Post, with a focus on local news in Palm Beach, Florida. With experience in various media outlets, including newspapers and radio, Hannah covers a range of topics, including zoning changes, local businesses, community events, and public transportation.
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Hannah Morse predominantly covers local news with a focus on weather, government & politics, real estate industry and business in the United States, particularly Florida and Palm Beach. She frequently reports on government announcements, often citing data to support her articles.
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Voters in Braintree could be asked whether to support a measure that would raise their property taxes in order for the town to avoid more widespread
By: Hannah Morse
Voters in Hanover will be asked whether to support a $6 million tax override.
By: Hannah Morse
The Patriot Ledger BRAINTREE β The town will hold a special election in June to ask its voters to decide an $8 million permanent tax override to soften the blow of a budget deficit nearly twice its size.
By: Hannah Morse
While the project itself must still be reviewed by the town's planning board, developer George Clements' proposal calls for 48 townhomes for people who are 55 and older. It would be the first age-restricted condo development in Braintree and each unit would cost about $800,000.
By: Hannah Morse
Weymouth Town Council unanimously supported applying to get water from MWRA.
By: Hannah Morse
βIt's nothing but extortion,β said Hanson resident Stacey Sabbag. βWhen they say they're going to withhold grants, it's our tax money. We can't just roll over and let them bully us because it's never going to stop.β
By: Hannah Morse
The Patriot Ledger HANOVER β With an overflow crowd filling out the auditorium and gym of the high school, town meeting voters resoundingly
By: Hannah Morse
A 69-year-old Hull man was arrested on child pornography charges. One of the charges is photographing an unsuspecting nude person.
By: Hannah Morse
The Patriot Ledger The end of 2024 marks an important deadline for more than 100 Massachusetts municipalities to adopt zoning rules that make it easier to build apartments near public transportation.
By: Hannah Morse
The Patriot Ledger COHASSET β A Chinese-Japanese fusion restaurant will be closing its doors after nearly 20 years.
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