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WHITMAN — Chief Timothy Clancy is pleased to share that Whitman Firefighter/EMT Matthew Busch Jr. successfully completed and graduated from the Massachusetts Firefighter Academy (MFA) on Friday, Feb. 14.Firefighter/EMT Busch was one of 18 graduates from 12 departments in the Career Recruit Firefighter Training Program Class #BW33.Firefighter/EMT Busch, a Whitman resident, has been with the […]
HANSON – Author and “Chronicle” contributor Ted Reinstein loves “The Main Streets and Backroads of New England,” so much so, that’s where he found the subjects of one of his books – and several people he now considers close friends.This is a person who finds comfort and adventure in the small communities of rural New […]
HANSON – The Select Board on Tuesday, March 11 voted to form a Library Building Committee the list of proposed members.Town Administrator Lisa Green reminded the board that the Hanson Public Library had received a grant for a design and planning phase for either the renovation of its space or the construction of a new […]
HANSON – The Select Board, on Tuesday, March 25 conducted a brief review the annual Town Meeting warrant, with more detailed run-through to come in April.“Warrant is always a work in progress,” said Town Administrator Lisa Green.Article 38, stricken by a vote of the board, was an example or that, she explained. The article would […]
After meeting with Select Board and/or Finance Committee members from Whitman and Hanson during the previous week, district officials painted another gloomy picture of the school year to come without an operational override for both town and school budgets.“No matter what, Whitman needs $2.4 million to balance for next year,” Superintendent of Schools Jeff Szymaniak […]
WHITMAN — For firefighters, there are really no “days off.”Chief Timothy Clancy proudly reported Monday, April 14 that an off-duty firefighter from the Whitman Fire Department jumped into action to help save a woman from a burning vehicle after spotting the aftermath of a crash on the opposite side of the highway in Raynham the […]
WHITMAN – Residents voiced their questions and concerns about the cost of a Proposition 2.5 override during an informational forum on Wednesday, April 16 in Town Hall Auditorium.But there was a bit of good news toward the end the meeting, as School Committee and Whitman Middle School Building Committee Chair Beth Stafford announced that the […]
HANSON – Hanson Town meeting voters are giving the town’s voters another chance to be heard on the proposed operational override to fund town departments and the schools.Meeting at Whitman-Hanson Regional High School to accommodate a larger crowd, the Town Meeting voters agreed, by a vote of 230-118 to place the override on the town’s […]
WHITMAN – A new state statue aimed at increasing available housing in the Commonweath has meant Whitman voters were asked to amend a Zoning bylaw to enable residents who can, the chance to hielp their neighbors find shelter in an unforgiving housing climate.Voters passed Article 13 by the required two-thirds majority..“For almost 25 years, Whitman […]
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