Kingston Select Board unanimously authorizes town administrator to investigate unnamed employee and place them on paid leave.
Kingston Recreation Commission approves Saturday beer garden pilot at Grace Beach Park, 5-0. Local business owners Paul and Steven pitched the seasonal concept, running roughly Memorial Day through late August from noon to 5 p.m., pending police and fire chief sign-off and town licensing.
Kingston Board of Health approves reduced leaching field for Clearing Farm Road ADU, opens battery storage discussion.
Kingston Water Commission challenges key terms in Miramar sewer agreement, pressing for higher upfront payment.
Kingston Water Commissioners approved a revised water bill abatement policy and authorized three placeholder town meeting articles Tuesday, all without dollar figures because the town's retained earnings have not been certified since November.
Kingston Water Commission moves to recover $17,500 from resident over flushable-wipes sewer damage.
Kingston Library trustees adopted a revised solicitation policy and deferred a staff holiday-closure request at their March 16 meeting.
Kingston Capital Planning Committee hears school equipment requests but cannot act without certified free cash.
Kingston's Board of Water Commissioners moved closer to adopting a formal water conservation regulation at its March 10 meeting, settling on key enforcement details while leaving unresolved a legal question about which body holds authority to approve the rule.
Kingston Recreation Commission freezes beach sticker fees, raises shellfish parking rate to match. The board kept resident and non-resident beach parking stickers at $30 and $60, then voted to lift shellfish parking stickers from $20 and $40 up to the same rate.