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Dighton's Economic Development Committee approved a fully free sign giveaway for local businesses and tabled a dispute over its Chamber of Commerce representative seat at its July 27 monthly meeting.

Dighton Board of Assessors approved a $70,000-$85,000 salary range for a new Principal Assessor position and voted to forward the job posting to the Select Board.

Dighton Stormwater Committee votes unanimously twice, clearing a mill drainage tie-in and blocking a federal plan waiver.

Dighton Open Space Committee sets October 3 as target date for first townwide cleanup day with Parks and Recreation.

Dighton Stormwater Committee holds firm on $10,300 engineering fee despite developer legal threat. Chair Nancy Gulak read aloud a May 19 letter from attorney Michael P.

Dighton Board of Assessors approves $2,238 in motor vehicle excise abatements and releases a 46-acre parcel from farm tax protection.

Dighton Economic Development Committee advances plans for a fall networking event and a restaurant promotion program.

Dighton's Stormwater Committee clashed Wednesday with a developer who hired an attorney to contest required site inspections at a multi-building project on Elm Street. Chair Nancy Goula reported that MBL Land Development's owner, referred to as Mr.

Dighton Board of Assessors unanimously recommends the town waive its right of first refusal on an 80-acre William Street parcel enrolled in Chapter 61A.

Dighton Open Space Committee votes to contact state land trust coalition and sets September cleanup date.