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Bourne, Police Union Ratify Agreement After Lengthy Negotiation (opens the original)
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Bourne police patrol officers are set to receive pay raises and expanded benefits under a new three-year collective bargaining agreement approved by the Select Board on Tuesday, August 4, though funding for the contract must still be approved by voters at Fall Town Meeting. After a lengthy negotiation, The Town of Bourne and the Bourne Patrolmanâs Association reached an agreement on a three-year contract that covers the period of July 1, 2025 through June 30, 2028. Previous efforts to come to
Bourne Board Of Health Finds Tattoo Operation In Violation Of Town Regulations, Refers To Town Counsel (opens the original)
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The Bourne Health Department found that Steven Gorman of Sagamore Beach violated the townâs body art regulations by operating a tattooing business without proper permits and licenses and in a residentially zoned area. The Board of Health voted at its July 22 meeting to take legal action to resolve the issue after previous correspondence went unanswered. The Health Department sent Gorman a notice on July 2, 2025, after being informed by a report from the Bourne Police Department that Gorman had
Fishing For The Mission 22 Founder Aims To Continue Mission As Trustee Of Bourne's Veterans Memorial Community Center (opens the original)
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Fishing for the Mission 22 founder Harold Skelton works at his desk. He was recently appointed to fill a vacant military veteran seat on Board of Trustees of the Veterans Memorial Community Center. Fishing for the Mission 22 is located at 47 Main Street in Buzzards Bay. Harold F. Skelton III is the newest addition to the Board of Trustees of the Veterans Memorial Community Center after the Select Board and the Trustees of the Veterans Memorial Community Center unanimously voted to appoint him at
Bourne Select Board Reconfirms Cataumet Fish Liquor License Legislation Language (opens the original)
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The Bourne Select Board unanimously voted to approve the language featured in the most recent draft of the special legislation liquor license for Cataumet Fish at its meeting on Tuesday, July 21, reaffirming its vote on June 9. The bill had originally been introduced in the Massachusetts Legislature as H5084, âan act authorizing the town of Bourne to grant a non-transferable license for the sale of alcoholic beverages not to be drunk on the premises,â the Legislature website states. However,
Bourne Historical Commission Welcomes New Member (opens the original)
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The Bourne Historical Commission welcomed a new member, appointed officers and named representatives at its meeting on Tuesday, July 14. Treather Gassmann, a resident of Monument Beach, officially joined the commission on Tuesday as an associate member. Her love for history, particularly oral history, and historical buildings, such as the Jonathan Bourne Historical Center, powered her interest in joining the board. Gassmann had previously volunteered with the Bourne Historical Society, which is
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