Mayor Charles Kokoros will host the youth sports sign-up and information event on March 8.
Social Security works with the Office of the Inspector General
Rep. Stephen Lynch announced the funding for the reconstruction of Allen Street from Shaw Street to Quincy Avenue.
Mayor Charles Kokoros will address the town on March 1.
Public comment will be allowed on the issue at the council's Feb. 28 meeting, according to the agenda released Thursday.
Sen. Walter Timilty, who represents Braintree, was also named vice chair of one committee, and a member of four others.
A public hearing is scheduled for the proposed Residences on Granite development on Wednesday, according to the board's agenda.
The meeting included a briefing with a representative from the fire department and a report from the Committee on Community Planning.
The bill would ensure that all schools serving breakfast and lunch make those meals available at no charge to all students.
The warming station at Cahill Auditorium in Town Hall will be open on Friday and Saturday, officials said. Here's what to know.
Financial education helps people learn about savings, credit, and loans.
Residents are asked to avoid contact with the Monatiquot River, as it is impacted by the sewer discharge, officials said.
The Sheriff's Office and Braintree have had an agreement on the 2015 Washington Street location since 2012. The new deal runs through 2026.
Updates on trash and recycling, composting center hours and more.
The meeting is scheduled for Jan. 3. Here's what's on the agenda.
The $122 million plant will treat over 12 million gallons per day for Braintree, Randolph and Holbrook.
Given that the two upcoming holidays fall on the weekend, trash and recycling will be collected on a regular schedule in Braintree.
There will be special hours at the drop-off center around the holidays, however. Here's what to know.
There are 13 items on the agenda for Tuesday's meeting. Here's what to know.
The Town Council is set to meet on Tuesday. Here's what other meetings are planned.
The town received earmarks clearing $1 million for economic development projects in the bill.
The mayor has created a task force that will study how to best use the funds to combat the effects of the opioid crisis.
The incumbent Democrat has defeated Republican Brian Muello, according to the Associated Press.
The Associated Press has also called the Massachusetts 8th Congressional District race for Democrat Stephen Lynch.
Multiple positions are open for employment with the recreation department during the 2023 summer. Here are the important dates to know.
The project will increase pedestrian and bike access from Quincy Avenue and Shaw Street to the site of a planned development at 44 Allen St.
A contested State Senate and Norfolk County Commissioner race highlight the local ballot in Braintree. Here's what to know.
The award-winning firefighter rose to fire chief in four decades of service to Braintree. Now, he'll be memorialized at the department.
The grant will fund multiple projects in town ranging from improved walkability to additional housing and road repairs. Here's what to know.
Kelly J. Cobb-Lemire, the Vice Chair of the Braintree School Committee, makes the case for why Braintree voters should support Question 1.
The ordinance continues to prohibit all non-medical retail sales of marijuana but would allow for the cultivation and delivery of marijuana.
Town Council unanimously approved a trail through the Middle Street woods and a wheelchair ramp at Town Hall at their most recent meeting.
Early voting begins across the state on Saturday. Here's what to know.
The master plan serves as the framework for the town's direction on land use, transportation, economic development, housing and more.
The budget, which passed on Monday, allocated more than $19.3 million in public school funding and about $6.6 million in unrestricted aid
The Senate passed the legislation on Thursday with amendments by Sen. John Keenan. $1 million was proposed for Braintree projects.
The Town Council in May approved an additional $7 million for work at fire headquarters, bringing the total to $11.5 million.
Sen. John F. Keenan filed three amendments to the bill, which seeks to lower childcare expenses for families
The state senator, who represents Braintree, pushed for an amendment foster student mentorship in the childcare work force
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