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Middleboro Town Meeting to discuss data center ban, school roof replacement, license plate reader ban

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  SUBSCRIBE ONLINE: https://nemasket.theweektoday.com/eedition Middleboro Town Meeting to discuss data center ban, school roof replacement, license plate reader ban   Christian Uva reporter@nemasketweek.com Oct 29, 2026 MIDDLEBORO — Middleboro Town Meeting voters will decide on whether to ban data centers and automatic license plate reader cameras, fund a middle school roof replacement and provide water to two nearby towns at the Fall Town Meeting on Monday, Nov. 9. Here’s what you need to know ahead of time. Voters will gather in the Middleboro High School auditorium at 71 E. Grove St. at 7 p.m. on Nov. 9.  The Middleboro Select Board delayed the Fall Town Meeting from its originally scheduled date of Oct. 19 to add more items for voters to decide on. Fall Town Meeting will take place in the Middleboro High School auditorium. File photo Middleboro uses an open town meeting format, which means that all registered voters are able to attend and vote on the proposed articl...

NEMASKET NEWS: Meet Sarah Hewins, Democratic candidate for 2nd Plymouth District PRIMARY ELECTION SEPTEMBER 1, 2026

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  GREAT TO SEE SO MANY SUPPORTERS OUTSIDE POLLING WAVING  SARAH HEWINS SIGNS!                                     Sarah Hewins is the sole Democrat in the race for 2nd Plymouth District House seat.                                     Submitted photo Meet Sarah Hewins, Democratic candidate for 2nd Plymouth District   Nick Mossman  news@nemasketweek.com   Aug 25, 2026 MIDDLEBORO — Democrat Sarah Hewins is campaigning on her more than 25 years of public service in hopes of finally flipping the 2nd Plymouth District House seat. Hewins, who is running unopposed for the Democratic nomination for state representative, will face the winner of the Sept. 1 Republican primary election. In next Tuesday’s primary, incumbent state Rep. John Gaskey (R-Carver) i...

NEMASKET NEWS: Middleboro man arrested after 15 stolen firearms are recovered

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DON'T FORGET TO CHECK OUT THE REST OF   NEMASKET NEWS   Middleboro man arrested after 15 stolen firearms are recovered   Sandy Quadros Bowles   editor@nemasketweek.com   Aug 25, 2026 James Delano has been charged in connection with 15 firearms stolen in Middleboro.  Photos courtesy Middleboro Police                                         The guns police recovered following a break-in of a Middleboro home MIDDLEBORO -- A Middleboro man has been charged with being a felon in possession of ammunition after 15 firearms stolen from a Middleboro residence were recovered.   An investigation into the stolen firearms led law enforcement to James Delano, 37, a convicted felon, Middleboro Police said. The firearms were taken in a break-in at a Middleboro residence on July 25, police said.   Following the burglary, Middleboro Police detect...

NEMASKET WEEK: Dairy Queen sold for $4.2 million but will remain open

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  Dairy Queen sold for $4.2 million but will remain open   Sandy Quadros Bowles  editor@nemasketweek.com   May 08, 2026 Dairy Queen in Middleboro has been sold for $4.2 million. Photo by Sandy Quadros Bowles MIDDLEBORO -- The iconic Dairy Queen is Middleboro, a mainstay in town for nearly 75 years, has changed owners.  George Pennini of Middleboro sold the  both the land and the business to Ferrara-Kendrigan LLC in Winthrop for $4.2 million,  said Camila Madera, public relations specialist for real estate brokerage firm Marcus and Millichap. The business has simply changed ownership but is remaining operational, Madera said. The ice cream venue  has deep roots in the community. Dairy Queen opened in Middleboro in 1952 and is the town’s oldest and longest-standing fast food venue. A top performer for the company, the site is the most popular Dairy Queen among the 30 locations in Massachusetts based on foot traffic, Madera reported. The Middleboro D...

Legal Advertisements - Week of March 26, 2026 | Nemasket

  Legal Advertisements - Week of March 26, 2026 Mar 26, 2026 TOWN OF MIDDLEBOROUGH CONSERVATION COMMISSION The Middleborough Conservation Commission will hold a hearing under M.G.L. c. 131, s.40, the Wetlands Protection Act, for work associated with the construction of a single-family house including utilities, driveway, grading, tree clearing, and landscaping within 100’ of a bordering vegetated wetland at 304 Wood Street, Map 52, Lot 1733. Hearing has been requested by Brandon Buote. Hearing will be held April 2, 2026 at 7:40 PM in the Select Board Meeting Room, at the Town Hall, 10 Nickerson Avenue and via remote. Join Zoom meeting:  https :// us06web . zoom . us / j / 84112842982 Nancy Ockers, Chair Diane Stewart, 1st Co-Vice Chair Keri Gallagher, 2nd Co-Vice Chair Gerard Boissonneault Bart Devine Adam Guaraldi John Neely   TOWN OF MIDDLEBOROUGH CONSERVATION COMMISSION The Middleborough Conservation Commission will hold a hearing under M.G.L. ch.131, s.40, the Wetland...