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To the editor: age and voting
Age is unquestionably the major issue in this election for senator in Massachusetts, as it is in many other states. Many voters are donating and volunteering on campaigns of younger…
To the Editor: Vote No on Ballot Question 7
As a current member of the Dartmouth Select Board and former Chair of the Dartmouth Planning Board, I have spent years working with residents, developers and town officials on one of local…
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Get ready to vote! Around 5% of registered voters have submitted a vote
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To the Editor: recent pancreatic cancer trials
Everyone in the cancer community knows how devastating is pancreatic cancer. It’s typically not caught until late stages, usually leading to limited treatment options and a very low survival rate. But at the recent American Society of Clinical...
To the Editor: Ash Street Jail
In view of the well documented archaic structure, and historically reported problems in the New Bedford Ash Street jail, that it remains open to this day is an outrage. And this is not due to any insufficient attempts by Sheriff Heroux to have it...
To the Editor: Town of Dartmouth Town Meeting, Article 15 -Sidewalk snow removal
Dear Dartmouth Town Meeting Members: The sidewalk snow removal article at the Spring Town meeting that was tabled until the Fall meeting caused us angst all summer. Thank you for tabling it. On October 20, 2026, it will appear as Article 15....
Letter to the Editor: Ballot Question 7
Editor: November 3rd's Ballot Question 7 is not a housing slogan. It is a statewide rewrite of who controls a suburban lot. A yes vote would require cities and towns to allow a single-family house on a residentially zoned parcel of at least 5,000...
Opinion: Does Dartmouth have enough drinking water?
To the Editor: Does Dartmouth have enough drinking water? With the 40B Apartment Developments in construction, approved or about to be that’s over 800 new 40B apartments that will place demands on our water and sewer infrastructure. This does not...
To the Editor: Regarding the September 1 primary
To the Editor, Two months ago, it may have seemed as though only one candidate was running to replace Chris Markey as our state representative. Steve Medeiros entered the race early, placing signs of all sizes across Dartmouth, while the other...
To the Editor: In response to a letter to the editor regarding 4 Tannery Lane
To the Editor, I write in response to Ms. Diane M. Gilbert’s June 20 Letter to the Editor, which is a masterclass in condescension and intrigue. She characterizes the work of our Russells Mills Historic District Commission as “vague, not easily...
To the Editor: Regarding fireworks
To the Editor, People………Fireworks are illegal in Massachusetts - this means fireworks are illegal in every city and town in Massachusetts.But, somehow, some residents in Dartmouth do not think this law applies to them. There are residents who have...
To the Editor: Overbuilding and accidents
To the Editor, This is becoming a very serious matter. The tow is continuing to grant permits to these contractors putting up housing units at a massive scale. All this even when our antiquated septic system is at a point of maximum. What happens...
To the Editor: A response to Gerard Koot's letter
To the Editor, I wasn’t planning on sending an opinion piece on the matter of Russell’s Mills Village, the RMV 40C Historic District Commission, and 4 Tannery Lane. But following the letter published on June 16, 2026, from Gerard Koot, one of the...
To the Editor: The Northern Scenic Greenway Is the Wrong Project for Old Fall River Road
To the Editor, Recreation and cycling infrastructure can and should be supported without sacrificing the character, safety, and history of one of the last remaining rural agricultural roads in the northern part of town or potentially impacting...
To the Editor: Regarding the Russells Mills Historic District controversy
To the Editor, The Russells Mills village historic district is an important and unique asset of Dartmouth. The village is believed to be the first colonial settlement in the town. Located at the head of the Slocum River, there were once eleven water...
To the Editor: Regarding political signage
To the Editor, An opinion letter in the subject edition of Dartmouth Week decried the proliferation of political signage in our area, referring to it as "pollution". Well, apparently the author of the letter doesn't understand the difference...
Letter to the Editor: In response to 'Green New Deal for Posh People'
In response to the letter “Green New Deal for Posh People” (June 1), about Davoll Field, I’m writing to correct some misinformation. 1) The 4 Tannery Lane property was bought in March 2025 by the Buzzards Bay Coalition (BBC) for $725,000. BBC...
Opinion: New Green Deal for posh people
To the Editor, Is Davoll Field a Green New Deal for Posh People? In other words, is the Buzzards Bay Coalition’s (BBC) proposed park and sculpture garden a type of Greenlining where financial benefits and subsidies (a $575,000 grant)...
To the Editor: Regarding political signage
To the Editor, There is a Dartmouth candidate for election this November who has single-handedly visually polluted the streets of Dartmouth with his signs. To add insult to injury, he accents this sign campaign by erecting 4x8 foot billboards at...
To the Editor: Public Participation Is Not an Ethics Violation
To the Editor, I would like to respond to former attorney Janet Anthony Mastronadi Stanton’s letter dated April 27, 2026, as well as comments made by Russells Mills Historic District Commission (“RMHDC”) member Doug Balder before the Select Board...
To the Editor: Regarding housing and new growth
To the Editor, Predictably, opposition to new development projects is focusing on motor vehicle traffic. As I have written here previously, Dartmouth cannot afford to maintain its current infrastructure without new growth. New growth that is not...
To the Editor: Why we should be opposing the development of large-scale data centers in the 9th Bristol District
To the Editor, The rapid expansion of large-scale data centers across the United States presents significant concerns for communities such as Dartmouth, New Bedford, and the broader 9th Bristol District. While some would argue these facilities...
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39 Ryder Lane, Marion Village
Marion
1,450,000.00
39 Ryder Lane Where village life unfolds with ease, and every season finds its rhythm Set in the...
Erin Hovan, Hovan Property Group, COMPASS
Open House 2 Rosemary Lane, Unit A
Wareham
569,900.00
OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 2026 from 12:00-1:30 pm - MORE INFO AND PHOTOS Immediately feel at...
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370 Maple St, New Bedford MA: Apartments by Buttonwood Park
New Bedford
2,500.00
Two remodeled 2 bedroom apartments at 370 Maple Street in New Bedford's West End, directly across...
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Open House 56 Rip Van Winkle Way
Bourne
1,950,000.00
OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 2026 from 12:00-2:00 - any questions or concerns, reach out to...
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226 Sanford Road, Westport MA: Home with 30x30 Garage
Hometown
549,000.00
✨ Just listed ✨ Welcome to 226 Sanford Road in North Westport, Westport, MA. Situated on a corner...
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Saturday, October 24, 2026 - 10:00
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Open House 14 Standish Ave, Wareham
Wareham
429,900.00
OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 2026 from 1:00-3:00 pm; Upper Cape Realty agent Marcella Rippel is...
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Saturday, October 31, 2026 - 13:00
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Upper Cape Realty
5 Acorn Lane
Mattapoisett
869,000.00
Home is where life's simplest moments become the most meaningful. Lovingly maintained, this...
Erin Hovan, Hovan Property Group, COMPASS
17 Beeden Road, Westport MA: 2 Bed Apartment for Rent
Hometown
1,950.00
17 Beeden Road #1 in Westport, MA is for rent at $1,950 a month (MLS 73592770): a 2 bedroom, 1 bath...
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SOLD in Monument Beach
Bourne
449,000.00
Let agent James Abdu from Upper Cape Realty help you find your next place! 508-685-4747 SOLD! Worry...
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Just Sold: 441 Old County Road, Westport MA
Hometown
820,000.00
441 Old County Road in Westport, MA sold on September 3, 2026. TIDES represented the buyer. Thinking...
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