Halifax's Finance Committee flags a preliminary $1 million gap in fiscal 2028 budget planning. From our own coverage: Finance Committee flags preliminary $1M FY28 gap.
Halifax seeks contractor bids for new 3,450-square-foot senior center.
Halifax Conservation Commission to hold public hearing on proposed 15 Ocean Avenue project.
Halifax voters must register by Oct. 24 for the Nov. 3 state election. From our own coverage: Board maintains single tax rate for fiscal 2027; Finance Committee grapples with bond rating downgrade.
The Town of Halifax is accepting applications for a part-time Administrative Assistant in the Treasurer-Collector's Office, paying $21.24 to $28.66 an hour for 19.5 hours a week; the posting stays open until filled. From our own coverage: Finance panel confronts bond rating downgrade.
Highway Department seeks snowplow drivers for winter season with $400 sign-on bonus per vehicle.
Halifax selectmen set a January special town meeting after admitting an open meeting law violation. From our own coverage: Select board sets January special town meeting.
Halifax opens early voting for the Nov. 3 state election this Saturday. Also in today's brief (3 items): Water department flushes hydrants across town; Early voting for Nov. 3 election set to open; Housing Authority holds Thursday meeting.
Holmes Public Library reopened Wednesday after a plumbing issue forced a temporary midday closure. Also in today's brief (4 items): Library reopens after plumbing issue; Halifax Housing Authority meets Thursday; Public health advisory board convenes Thursday; Planning Board meets Thursday.
Halifax recorded nine property transfers between Sept. 11 and Oct. 10, six of them market sales ranging from $375,000 to $800,000 with a median price of $529,950. The top sale was 13 Arrowhead Path, which sold for $800,000 to Eric Charles and Lauren Bonome.
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