Ipswich housing partnership and affordable housing trust fund board plan joint Nov. 2 meeting. From our own coverage: Paving set at 18 Hammatt St lot; DPW sets meeting on Turkey Shore Road sidewalk plan.
Ipswich voters head to the polls Tuesday for the state election with sites open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. From our own coverage: School Committee delays Green Street land vote; Paving begins at 18 Hammatt Street lot.
Ipswich School Committee delays vote on disputed Green Street land needed for town pump station. From our own coverage: School Committee weighs Green Street land dispute; Paving set at 18 Hammatt St lot.
Select Board revisits winter water rates while weighing Town Wharf seawall design costs. From our own coverage: Select Board weighs federal grant for two firefighters; Select Board revisits winter water rate structure.
Select Board weighed a $389,879 federal grant to fund two new firefighter positions. From our own coverage: Select Board fills Finance Committee vacancy; Planning Board names two Design Review seats.
Ipswich Board of Health presses property owner on Jeffreys Neck Road violations, cites unresolved Appomattox Road case. From our own coverage: Board of Health presses Jeffreys Neck Road violations; Finance Committee readies warrant articles for Town Meeting.
Ipswich Utilities begins a green infrastructure project on High Street with work continuing into December. From our own coverage: Green infrastructure project begins on High Street; Overdose response training set for Nov. 16.
Ipswich hires Beverly's finance director Bryant Ayles as its new deputy town manager. From our own coverage: Town plans overdose response training Nov. 16; Utilities starts High Street green infrastructure project.
Ipswich Public Health Department plans overdose response training with regional partners.
Ipswich School Committee's Policy Subcommittee meets Friday morning to discuss district policy. From our own coverage: Town details safe disposal options for used needles; Planning Department flags fake fee invoice emails.
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