The Eastham Search Committee reported municipal board vacancies at 11 percent, well below the town's 20 percent threshold. Regular vacancies stood at 6.7 percent while alternate seat vacancies stood at 40 percent. Present were Chair Sue Maren, Ellen Greer, Dee Mattfeldt, and Kate Paradise; Merrill
The Eastham Open Space Committee voted unanimously to move forward with a new kiosk project now that Cape Preservation Account funding has become available, with staff Alex Bates preparing the purchase order. The seven-member committee, led by Rob Young, also scheduled a June 24 meeting to begin
Eastham Planning Board continues oversized Maria Road house case, approves Bayberry Lane rebuild.
Recreation Commission appoints Robert Harnett as CPC representative. The motion, made by Commissioner Anna Friedman and seconded by Commissioner Brendan Mruk at the June 16 meeting, passed unanimously. The appointment marked the final meeting for Chair Edmund Casarella after 15 years of service.
Eastham Recycling Committee identified Pay-as-You-Throw as its next major initiative and scheduled an educational Tour of Trash for July 2nd. The committee unanimously approved May minutes. Committee Chair Gwyneth Butera reported that a local charity donated funds for two Swap Shop storage
Eastham Library Trustees approved spending $6,566.48 on computer equipment and changed their meeting schedule. Chair Robin Rowe presided as Trustees unanimously approved $3,597.94 for two OPAC Desk Stations and $2,968.54 for new computers from ELBFI Mission funds, as well as a $156.99 reimbursement
The Eastham Select Board approved a liquor license transfer and zoning workplan at its June 15 meeting. The board unanimously approved the transfer of an all-alcohol license to Four Points by Sheraton and accepted the voluntary surrender of the license for Bistro 41. The board also unanimously
Eastham Select Board sets three-topic zoning agenda for 2027 town meeting and votes to join four-town efficiency workshop.
The Community Preservation Act Committee approved $2,000 in signage funding and reorganized its leadership during its June 10 Eastham meeting. The committee elected Mary Shaw as chair, Dan Coppleman as vice chair, and Joanna Buffington as clerk, all in 6-0 votes.
Eastham Conservation Commission approves routine permits and advances dock licensing requirements. The six-member commission unanimously approved certificate of compliance applications for septic tank installation, view easement maintenance, building construction, and fencing improvements across
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