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.
Kingston water commissioners advance conservation bylaw talks and order shutoffs for non-reading meters.
Kingston Sewer Commission eyes two new hires and a $435,000 electric budget in its FY27 proposal.
Kingston Planning Board releases two affordable lots to save stalled Charles Drive lottery closings.
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