Kingston Morning Brief, Oct. 24: Silver Lake hosts Whitman-Hanson in soccer Tuesday

From Kingston News

• Conservation board takes up Grays Beach herbicide plan Kingston Conservation Commission considered a herbicide plan for invasive phragmites at Grays Beach, with Agent Matt Penella calling the aquatic spray a project with only positive effects on the resource areas, while also weighing enforcement orders and daily fines tied to unfinished restoration work nearby.Kingston News
• Sewer panel discusses Town & Country hookup costs Kingston Sewer Commissioners discussed connecting the Town & Country housing complex to the municipal sewer system, as the complex weighs refinancing a mortgage maturing in 2027 and officials set a November 4 hearing on connection costs and rules.Kingston News
• Sewer commission faces backlash over Duxbury agreement Kingston's Sewer Commission faced sharp criticism from residents over a signed agreement letting a private Duxbury developer tap into the town's wastewater system, with critics including Daniel Zotos and Marsha Meekins questioning the board's authority to reserve capacity without a town meeting vote.Kingston News

Coming up

• Tue, Oct 27, 4:00 p.m.: Silver Lake hosts Whitman-Hanson freshman soccer match The Whitman-Hanson Regional freshman soccer team plays an away conference match at Silver Lake Regional in Kingston on Tuesday, October 27 at 4 p.m., according to MaxPreps.MaxPreps

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