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Gloucester Conservation Commission Approves Three Projects, Continues Dozen at Lengthy February Meeting

Gloucester Conservation Commission approved three notices of intent and ratified an emergency culvert certification at its February 19 meeting while continuing more than a dozen other applications.

Gloucester Conservation Commission Approves Three Projects, Continues Dozen at Lengthy February Meeting

Gloucester Conservation Commission approved three notices of intent and ratified an emergency culvert certification at its February 19 meeting while continuing more than a dozen other applications.

Gloucester ZBA Approves Four Applications at February 13 Meeting

Gloucester Zoning Board approves four applications and accepts one flood-zone withdrawal at February 13 meeting. The five-member board, chaired by Joe Parisi and including Catherine Schlichty, Ronald Wilson, and Peter Cannavo via Zoom, voted unanimously on all items.

Gloucester ZBA Approves Four Applications at February 13 Meeting

Gloucester Zoning Board approves four applications and accepts one flood-zone withdrawal at February 13 meeting. The five-member board, chaired by Joe Parisi and including Catherine Schlichty, Ronald Wilson, and Peter Cannavo via Zoom, voted unanimously on all items.

Gloucester Board of Health Unanimously Approves Four Residential Septic Upgrades

Gloucester Board of Health approves four septic upgrades and announces enforcement push against over 100 non-compliant Niles area properties.

Gloucester Board of Health Unanimously Approves Four Residential Septic Upgrades

Gloucester Board of Health approves four septic upgrades and announces enforcement push against over 100 non-compliant Niles area properties.

Gloucester City Council preserves mail-in voting for April 24 special election

Gloucester City Council keeps mail-in voting intact for its April 24 special election referendum.

Gloucester City Council preserves mail-in voting for April 24 special election

Gloucester City Council keeps mail-in voting intact for its April 24 special election referendum.

Gloucester Licensing Board Approves Masquerade Ball Permit, Downtown Restaurant Renewal

Gloucester Licensing Board clears four establishments at February meeting, including long-delayed 289 Main Street restaurant.

Gloucester Licensing Board Approves Masquerade Ball Permit, Downtown Restaurant Renewal

Gloucester Licensing Board clears four establishments at February meeting, including long-delayed 289 Main Street restaurant.

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