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Board of Appeals continues Freeman Avenue floodplain expansion hearing

The Sandwich Board of Appeals continued a special permit hearing for a Freeman Avenue floodplain expansion. Vice Chair Chase Terrio presided with four members present; Chair Christopher Neeven was absent. Applicant Michael Avant is seeking approval to add a second story to the non-conforming

Historic District approves six Certificates of Appropriateness

Sandwich Historic District approves six Certificates of Appropriateness. The five-member committee, chaired by Diane Dileo, unanimously approved six residential applications including solar panels at 3 Locust Lane, second-floor additions at 47 Almy Avenue and 49 Freeman Avenue, and window and

Code Red system launches as emergency committee reaffirms readiness.

Sandwich Local Emergency Planning Committee confirms departmental readiness as Code Red goes live. The committee reviewed 2025 Tier 2 hazardous materials submittals and found all in order, with reporting restructured for Upper Cape Transfer Station and Upper Cape Water Collaborative facilities to

Public Art Sculpture Project Advances to June Unveiling

Sandwich cultural district committee advances planning for June 30 public art unveiling. The Glass Town Cultural District Steering Committee unanimously approved financial reports showing a town account of $36,994.40, with approximately $24,000 available for spending, and a Friends account of

Finance Committee reviews three CPA projects for warrant vote

Sandwich Finance Committee reviews three key Community Preservation projects totaling $1.3M. The Community Preservation Committee unanimously approved three projects: $755,300 for Middle High School tennis and pickleball courts, $505,375 for basketball courts and beach renourishment, and $50,000