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Planning Board continues three development proposals to April 30

Ipswich Planning Board continues three development proposals to April 30. The board approved withdrawal of Sharon M. Fuller's subdivision modification application at 40 Chattanooga Road and continued three other projects: Cedar Tree Realty's indoor riding arena at 267 Topsfield Road, a multi-family

Waterways Advisory Committee approves prior minutes; hears docks complete.

The Waterways Advisory Committee approved prior minutes and heard that new docks are installed. The Harbormaster reported on river marker installation and shifting water depths and channel conditions in the harbor. Engineering firm Tighe and Bond is finalizing details on the Seaport Commercial

Ipswich conservation panel approves two residential project permits

Ipswich Conservation Commission approves two residential development permits with environmental conditions and continues review of three applications. The commission issued a positive order of conditions for garage construction at 58 Essex Road (Jennings/Smith, DeRosa Environmental) in a unanimous

Select Board Interviews Three Town Manager Finalists

Select Board interviews three Town Manager finalists ahead of April 9 deliberation. The Board heard from Steve Bartha, former Town Manager in Danvers and Lexington; Angus Jennings, Chief Financial Officer in West Newbury and Hampden, Maine; and Brendan Sweeney, current Assistant Town Administrator

Select Board recommends all warrant articles except two.

Select Board recommends most warrant articles for 2026 Annual Town Meeting. Chair Charles Surpitski and four fellow members voted unanimously on Articles 1 through 12, with Article 13, authorizing borrowing for Public Safety Building construction, passing 4-1, Vice Chair Michael Dougherty opposed