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Chatham Morning Brief, Oct. 31: Preservation panel meets Monday afternoon

Community Preservation Committee holds its next meeting Monday afternoon at 4 p.m. Also in today's brief (11 items): Community Preservation Committee meets Monday; Board of Health convenes Monday afternoon; Cultural Council holds Monday meeting; Historical Commission meets Tuesday morning.

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Chatham Morning Brief, Oct. 26: Select Board moves on rental bylaw

Chatham Select Board directed staff to draft a short-term rental bylaw after residents reported rising noise and corporate ownership problems. From our own coverage: Airport commission reviews runway closure construction plan; Board of Health considers Stage Island Road septic system.

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Chatham Morning Brief, Oct. 21: Short-term rental panel meets Thursday

Chatham's Short-Term Rental Advisory Committee meets at 1 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 22. Also in today's brief (18 items): Short-term rental panel meets Thursday; Zoning Board of Appeals convenes Thursday; Board of Assessors meets Thursday afternoon; Traffic Safety Committee convenes Thursday.

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Select Board meets twice this week

Select Board convenes twice this week as Chatham's zoning, rental and transportation panels also meet. From our own coverage: Select board sets fiscal 2027 tax exemption rate.

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Select Board sets tax exemption at 20%

Select Board sets fiscal 2027 residential tax exemption at 20 percent and promotes two police officers. From our own coverage: Select Board sets 20% residential tax exemption for FY2027.

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