Kingston Library Board Unanimously Adopts Revised Solicitation Policy
Kingston Library trustees adopted a revised solicitation policy and deferred a staff holiday-closure request at their March 16 meeting.
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.
Kingston Sewer Commission votes to accept a $4.09 million capacity deposit from a Duxbury development project and advances a 30,000-foot sewer expansion.
Kingston Select Board launches co-response mental health program with two new Police Department hires.
Kingston's Library Board of Trustees advanced a rewrite of its solicitation policy and received updates on a coming Green Street entrance overhaul at its March 2 meeting.
Kingston Board of Health praises new public health nurse and eyes recycling overhaul.
Kingston's Sewer Commission voted to tentatively accept a sewer hookup request from the Miramar property in Duxbury, a potential multimillion-dollar deal that could help stabilize the department's strained finances.
Kingston Capital Planning Committee examines a $250,000 recreational court rehabilitation as school discussion is postponed.
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