The Berkley Board of Health approved septic plans and certificates of compliance for multiple residential properties on January 13. With Daniel Fournier and Patrick McCrohan present and James Romano absent, the board stamped and signed approvals for 17 Crabapple Drive, 47 Grinnell Street, 7 A&B
Berkley Conservation Committee approves negative determination for Grove Street building project. The committee, chaired by David Patrick and including members Diane Maxwell and Jeff Cuttner, unanimously found that construction at 19 Grove Street, represented by Tom Morris of Zenith Consulting
Board of Selectmen denies motor vehicle license for auto salvage business on residential Blossom Lane. Chair Jennifer Vincent and members Tabitha K. McCrohan and Mark Horsfall voted unanimously to reject the Class IIf application, citing zoning incompatibility and environmental concerns after a
Northern Bristol County Public Health Alliance approves seven staff trainings and operational expenditures. The four-member advisory board from Attleboro, Dighton, North Attleboro, and Rehoboth voted unanimously on January 6 to fund Title 5 seminar training ($130), ServSafe Exam ($150), and
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