Two Dartmouth-resident obituaries were noted this week: Colomey, Donna, 83, and Pereira, Julieta (Tavares), 85. Both died September 17, 2026. Colomey's arrangements are being handled by Rock Funeral Home; Pereira's by Perry Funeral Home Inc, both of New Bedford. No further biographical …
Dartmouth home sales ranged from $1,000 to $2.85 million in late summer deed filings. From our own coverage: Dartmouth home sales span $1,000 to $2.85 million. Also in today's brief (10 items): Flag Swamp Road reconstruction project underway; Hixville Road reconstruction spans bridge to…
Dartmouth recorded 69 property deed transfers between Aug. 21 and Sept. 19, but only 30 carried a listed sale price; the rest were nominal-consideration transfers or deeds awaiting price data. Among priced sales, values ranged from $170,000 to $2,850,000, with a median of $582,625.
Finance Committee reviewed 16 warrant articles for Fall Town Meeting on October 20.
The Dartmouth Board of Assessors voted unanimously to seek legal counsel for guidance on the Board's authority and procedures. Chairman Kevin Santos, Member Edward Iacaponi, and Member Curtis Nunes approved the prior meeting's minutes and signed off on payment of RRC invoices 11595 and 11463. The
Dartmouth Finance Committee recommends $1 million for Hawthorne-area conservation deal, holds six warrant articles for more detail.
Dartmouth Conservation Commission sets final-continuance deadlines on three stalled wetlands cases.
Dartmouth Historical Commission appointed Susan Guiducci and Beverly Sylvia as co-chairs on September 14, restructuring leadership after Robert Mahowald's relocation to California. All four members present voted unanimously to approve Christina Sewall's motion. The commission tabled three
Dartmouth School Committee backs Protect Act law enforcement policy. The Committee unanimously approved the new School Committee Policy ACL establishing consistent procedures for district interactions with federal and civil law enforcement, reinforcing the schools' commitment to remain safe and
Dartmouth Select Board, in a joint session with the Planning Board, warns that a November ballot question allowing 5,000-square-foot house lots could gut local zoning control. Select Board member Shawn D.