Sandwich Select Board approved a liquor license for Fork Selah Boss restaurant. The board unanimously granted seasonal on-premises all alcoholic beverages approval to Fork Selah Boss, LLC at 331 Cotuit Road, with Kemroy Jarrett as proposed manager.
Sandwich Select Board unanimously approved updated Personnel Policies and Procedures for 305 full-time and 38 part-time town employees, adding standards for artificial intelligence use and providing full jury duty compensation throughout service rather than offsetting court-paid fees.
Sandwich Select Board continued a licensing hearing for Captain's Bar & Grille to August 20.
Sandwich Select Board unanimously appointed Julia Gillis and Beth Cummings to town posts. Gillis, Planning and Zoning Coordinator, becomes alternate to the Cape Light Compact.
Sandwich Select Board unanimously approved three business licenses and a utility pole installation. The Board granted an entertainment license to Salt & Honey Creamery at 177 Route 130, with manager Alexia Wilson planning electric guitar performances through the holidays.
The Sandwich Select Board abandoned a two-site plan for a Department of Public Works and fire substation project, returning to the original design combining both facilities at one location. Board members cited zoning and traffic concerns about an alternate site on Quaker Meetinghouse Road.
Select Board establishes formal procedures for Main Street parking review and regulations. Following sustained complaints from residents about employee parking damaging town green space near the Snowy Owl establishment, the Board reached unanimous consensus to proceed with an evaluation of parking
Sandwich Select Board elected David Sampson Chair and Shane Hoctor Vice Chair, following the May election. The town is projected to have a surplus of at least $475,000 for FY'27 based on State Senate budget numbers, with Chapter 70 local aid increasing significantly and the excess levy reserve at
Sandwich Select Board approves temporary event signage, officially designates May as ALS month. The board unanimously authorized ten temporary signs for the May 30 town-wide yard sale and June Cape Cod Vintage Market, voting 4-0. Applicant Caren Berry of Colorful KIDZ will place corrugated signage
Sandwich Select Board advances public works and fire substation project. The board voted unanimously to move forward with a proposal locating the fire substation at 500 Route 130 and the public works facility at 269 Quaker Meetinghouse Road, with Chair Charles M. Holden and Member Shane Hoctor
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