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School Committee adopts ICE encounter policy

Wareham School Committee adopts ICE encounter policy in 4-1 vote, splits 3-2 on state resolution. From our own coverage: School Committee adopts policy on ICE encounters; Sewer board tables disputed Bourne billing charge.

From Wareham News

  • School Committee adopts policy on ICE encounters. Wareham School Committee took up a new PROTECT Act policy for responding if federal immigration agents enter school buildings, following an October 9 DESE webinar, and split 3-2 on a state 'Safe Zone' resolution. A gender-identity nondiscrimination policy was tabled to October 29.Wareham News
  • Sewer board tables disputed Bourne billing charge. The Wareham Board of Sewer Commissioners weighed billing Bourne for shared treatment costs while a separate charge went unexplained, and considered rebasing sewer rates by bedroom count after finding smaller homes have long subsidized larger ones.Wareham News
  • Conservation board approves Eversource line upgrade. The Wareham Conservation Commission took up Eversource's plan to replace aging wooden poles with steel along a two-mile line from the Tremont Substation to Farm to Market Road, with work set to begin in December, while continuing two contested hearings to October 21.Wareham News

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