Sandwich library trustees approved director evaluation and merit recommendation. The Library Board of Trustees voted unanimously to recommend Director Diane Costagliola as a high-performing department head and approved her evaluation report by a 6-0 vote with one abstention from trustee Bob King.
Sandwich's weeklong America 250 celebration opens in four days, anchoring the busiest stretch of the town's summer calendar. The town has scheduled events from June 27 through July 4, beginning with a Moonlighters Concert and fireworks on June 27 and continuing with a "Voices of 1776" l…
Glass Town Cultural District Steering Committee approved $350 for a June 30 public art unveiling ceremony behind the library. The nine-by-7.5-foot artwork by artist Alfie will be unveiled at 3 p.m. with an outdoor reception featuring cake and lemonade.
Sandwich Planning Board unanimously approved amendment to Ridge Club Special Permit for golf course at 70 Country Club Road. Five voting members approved the amendment following a continuation hearing about buffer protections around the Hog Ponds, with Gregory Mazar disqualified from voting.
Sandwich heads into mid-June with a two-week deadline looming and a milestone civic document now in hand. Current Transfer Station permits expire June 30, 2026, and the town is urging residents to renew immediately to ensure uninterrupted access starting July 1 — the single most time-se…
Sandwich's updated Town Charter is now law, completing a civic overhaul that residents can read at sandwichmass.org. The Massachusetts Legislature and Governor approved the document, giving the town a modernized governing framework. Closer deadlines also press: Transfer Station permits …
Sandwich is gearing up for a weeklong America 250 celebration running June 27 through July 4, anchored by a Moonlighters Concert and fireworks on opening night, a "Voices of 1776" program at Hoxie House and the Grist Mill on June 28, and a public art unveiling on June 30. The town annou…
Sandwich Housing Authority elected officers for 2026-2027 in unanimous votes, selecting Tobin Wirt as Board Chairperson, Kathy Brown as Vice Chairperson, and Christine Johnson-Staub as Treasurer. The board approved a warrant for 249 checks totaling $513,175.53.
Sandwich School Committee Finance Subcommittee voted to keep facility fees flat for 2027. The three-member panel — Kevin Sareault, Dr. Sue Miller, and Bill Flynn — voted 3-0 to recommend to the full School Committee that all facility and user fees remain unchanged for the fiscal year.
Sandwich Historic District rejects Tupper Road cupola proposal in 3-2 split vote. Chair Diane DiLeo voted no along with Members Corrine Ritter and Sabrina Spalding, determining the addition would not be historically appropriate, while Members Richard Alger and Brendan Brides supported the