Padanaram Harbor hosted the Blockade Runners tall-ship event Monday, drawing crowds to watch The Shallop navigate the water. Capt. Whit Perry guided the historic vessel into port while crew member Sam Allen secured its lines, and visitors examined the boat up close, according to a Reute…
Dartmouth's obituary notices this week include one entry: Allain, Carmen M., 97, who died Monday, August 10, 2026, with arrangements handled by Aubertine-Lopes Funeral Home of New Bedford. No other obituaries reviewed from this week's funeral-home and aggregator listings explicitly iden…
The Bristol County Registry of Deeds recorded 74 Dartmouth property transfers between July 17 and August 15. Of those, 33 listed a sale price, ranging from $175,000 to $2,165,000, with a median of $557,000. The period's top sale was 3 Rockland St., which sold for $2,165,000 on July 30 from DHANI
Dartmouth appointing panel interviews three finalists for its Greater New Bedford Voc-Tech School Committee seat, decision expected next week.
Planning Board postpones State Road review, approves land adjustments. The Dartmouth Planning Board voted unanimously to continue its review of a Special Permit application for 813 State Road to August 31, 2026, pending sewer-connection confirmation. Planning Director Daniel Gioiosa reported the
Dartmouth Planning Board continues State Road special permit hearing to August 31. Director of Planning Daniel Gioiosa told the board a report on sewer capacity for the 813 State Road project "was readied late" the prior Friday, and the board voted 4-0 to continue the hearing.
This week's Dartmouth obituary notices column carries one qualifying entry: Castro, Antonio L., 72, of Dartmouth, who died August 5, 2026. The notice, posted to Echovita, did not include additional biographical detail at the time this column was compiled; readers are directed to the ful…
The Dartmouth Conservation Commission approved four residential wetland projects and issued a compliance certificate for a completed seawall.
Board of Assessors denies abatement in unanimous 2-0 vote. The Board voted unanimously to deny abatement 52 on July 30, with Curtis Nunes and Edward Iacaponi voting in favor of the denial. Jessica Pacheco, Acting Administrator of Assessing, was in attendance. The board also discussed fiscal year
Board of Appeals approves single driveway variance, continues major housing permits to August. The Zoning Board of Appeals approved a variance allowing a new driveway at 38 Bliss Street to sit 52.5 feet from an intersection instead of the required 55 feet, representing the sole substantive approval