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McCollem Prompts Select Board To Start Thinking On Upcoming Budget Season (opens the original)
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The Select Board continued discussing the Fiscal Year 2028 budget during a meeting on Tuesday, September 8. Town Administrator Marlene V. McCollem briefly spoke with the Board to review concerns such as revenue estimates and the debt service transition. First, McCollem brought up revenue estimates and took the opportunity to propose that they vote on revenues. Finance Director Erica Flemming jumped into the conversation, giving a brief overview of Bourneâs main revenue sources and recommending
25 Years Later: Remembering September 11 (opens the original)
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From left to right are Bourne firefighters Dalton Watring, 22, Christopher Santos, 52, Greg Edgecomb, 48, and Paul Cody, 26. A beam from the twin towers is on display at the Sagamore Station. Twenty-five years later, September 11, 2001, remains a day many of us remember with remarkable clarity: where we were, who we were with, what we saw and what we felt as the planes struck, the towers fell and a nation watched in disbelief. For people on the Upper Cape, the events of that morning were not som
Library Building Committee Debates Going For Grant Money (opens the original)
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Thursdayâs meeting of the Jonathan Bourne Public Library Building Committee has introduced a bit of uncertainty to its plan moving forward. Committee members are now seriously considering applying for the Massachusetts Public Library Construction Program (MPLC) grant that would provide more funds, but pose several complications. Going through the grant application would be a long and risky process. Although the program would provide more money, applying is a financial risk as thereâs no guar
Juvenile Raccoon Re-Released After Successful Rescue (opens the original)
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New England Wildlife Centers staff work to free the raccoon. Bourne can rest easy knowing that the raccoon found stuck in a grate in Pocasset has been released after making a speedy recovery at the Cape branch of the New England Wildlife Centers. The Bourne Fire Department and the Department of Natural Resources were on scene while the center responded to several emergencies at the same time. âWhen we first got the call, we were hoping that we could join them on scene, but unfortunately, we we
Date For South Side Fire Station Groundbreaking To Be Announced (opens the original)
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The publicâs first look at the new South Side Fire Station may be sooner than expected. The South Side Fire Station Building Committee unanimously voted to hold a groundbreaking for the long-anticipated new building during a meeting on Tuesday, August 12. When the topic of holding a groundbreaking came up, several committee members were immediately in favor, agreeing that everyone has waited a long time for this. The new fire station will replace the now-closed Pocasset station on Barlows Land
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