Whitman recycling pickup delayed this week
Whitman's Department of Public Works announced Oct. 22 that recycling pickup will be delayed this week, asking residents to keep their carts curbside.
Whitman has completed its state-required five-year revaluation of all real and personal property, with preliminary FY2027 values open for public review Nov. 2 through Nov. 9, 2026.
Whitman's Department of Public Works announced Oct. 22 that recycling pickup will be delayed this week, asking residents to keep their carts curbside.
Whitman's Recreation Commission moved this year's trick-or-treating event into the town hall basement because early voting will occupy the usual auditorium space.
Whitman's tax relief fund committee declined to extend its Oct. 1 application deadline but admitted one late applicant.
Whitman's Council on Aging voted to recommend Trish Gleason to fill a board seat vacated by former member Piper's health-related resignation. New board member Joseph Scalata attended his first meeting and flagged that the center's buses needed updated inspection stickers.
Whitman's Conservation Commission extended a wetlands permit and advanced a bylaw rewrite toward two public hearings.
Whitman selectmen leaned toward level annual payments for the town's share of the $162 million South Shore Tech building and flagged a Hanover permit-fee dispute that could cost up to $2 million.
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