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Halifax Finance Committee Flags School Budget Dispute and Library Decertification Risk

HALIFAX -- April 21, 2026, Halifax Finance Committee debates school budget formula, library cuts, and a $160,000 snow deficit ahead of May 16 override vote. Meeting virtually on April 21, the seven-member committee heard Town Administrator Steve detail the town's net school spending calculation, a DESE-set

Halifax COA Board Votes Unanimously to Recommend New Member John Lasky

HALIFAX -- April 21, 2026, Halifax Council on Aging board recommends new member, flags deep cuts if override fails. The board voted unanimously at its April 21 meeting to recommend John Lasky, active with the Generations fundraising group, to the Select Board for formal appointment, while Director Darlene reported the center&

Halifax COA Board Votes Unanimously to Recommend New Member John Lasky

Halifax Council on Aging board recommends new member, flags deep cuts if override fails.

Halifax Planning Board Requires Full Plan Revision for Plymouth Street Storage Site

HALIFAX -- April 16, 2026, Halifax Planning Board unanimously orders a full plan resubmission for a storage facility under construction at 318 Plymouth Street, granting a 45-day extension to allow the developer's engineer to comply. Board member Amy True argued that the partial five-sheet drawing set filed

Conservation Commission reorganizes leadership slate

The Halifax Conservation Commission unanimously elected three new officers in its spring reorganization. John Guiod became Chair, Paul Doucette Co-Chair, and Edward Haworth Secretary, with each position approved by all five members present. The Commission reviewed conditions at 16 Old Summit