Halifax COA Cuts Van Service to Two Days as Driver Vacancy Drags On
Halifax's Council on Aging is operating at half its normal transportation capacity after cutting van service from four days per week to two due to a driver vacancy.
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Beautification Committee approves town report, plans spring events.
Halifax Beautification Committee approves 2025 Town Report and advances spring programming. Chair Shirley Graf secured gate access for a March 21 walk at Camp Ousamequin and confirmed refreshments for a March 11 talk by Brad Chase on diadromous fish and local passage improvements. The committee is
Selectmen Approve $7 Electrical Rate Increase
Halifax Board of Selectmen voted 2-1 Tuesday to authorize Town Administrator Steven Solbo to sign a Colonial Power rate increase agreement that will add approximately $7 to average household electrical bills. Selectmen Jonathan Selig and William Smith voted in favor; Chair Thomas Pratt voted
Conservation Commission approves three permits, continues two applications.
Conservation Commission approves three permits, continues two applications. Chair Edward Lane presided as the Commission unanimously approved notices of intent for septic system improvements at 553 Monponsett Street and 159 Walnut Street and a request for determination of applicability for tree
Halifax Select Board approves electric aggregation rate hike in 2-1 vote
Halifax Select Board votes 2-1 to raise municipal electricity aggregation rate after a $166,000 cost overrun.