Tagged: Scituate

A water main break has been reported in Scituate. Town officials say a private contractor hit a water main on Foxwell Ln. while replacing new services.  Water service in the area will likely be off for 2 hours.

State Rep. Patrick Kearney speaks with WATD’s Dan McCready about tax refunds and possible assistance with home heating costs.

A Plymouth woman is facing charges after allegedly stealing roughly $200,000 from her employer. Plymouth County District Attorney Timothy J. Cruz says that 55-year-old Maureen M. Graham was indicted Friday by a Plymouth County grand jury on four counts of Larceny Over $1,200, two counts of Forgery, and three counts of Tax Evasion. Graham was […]

Scituate Town Administrator Jim Boudreau speaks with WATD News about Monday night’s Special Town Meeting. Special Town Meeting kicks off at 7 p.m. Monday at the Scituate High School Gymnasium.  

The Scituate Select Board discussed the 4th of July weekend during their meeting Tuesday night.     Town Administrator Jim Boudreau tells WATD News they also discussed changes to Waterways Commission Regulations.     The board also got an update on the Water Treatment Plant Project.     Boudreau says they also discussed DPW Contracts. […]

There will be a scheduled power outage in Scituate on Tuesday. The town says National Grid notified them the outage will take place on the following roads, Booth Hill (west of 3A); Clapp Rd. (Booth Hill to Summer St.); Holly Crest Rd,; Heritage Trail; Studley Farm Rd.; Bates Ln. The outages will take place between […]

There will be two questions on the ballot for Scituate’s Annual Town Election on Saturday. The first question involves a debt exclusion to demolish the current water treatment plant and fund a new one. The second question asks if the town should condemn the release of radioactive waste from the decommissioned Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station […]

Scituate Select Board Member Andrew Goodrich speaks with WATD’s Dan McCready about a ballot question on the upcoming Annual Election Ballot that calls for the construction of a new water treatment plant.   Photo Credit: Tighe & Bond    

A garage was destroyed following an early morning fire in Scituate. Fire officials say that shortly before 12:45 a.m. Monday crews were called to the scene of a garage fire at 10 Curtis St. Upon arrival firefighters found the garage on fire with flames extending to a boat. Officials say their actions limited the home […]

Scituate’s Annual Town Meeting went for a second night Tuesday night but won’t be going for a third.   Town Administrator Jim Boudreau tells WATD News that the much discussed marijuana articles ultimately didn’t succeed.   However, they did generate some debate early on.   Boudreau says they also voted on an article that involved […]