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Dennis Posts Wastewater Project Update, Details Board Meetings Ahead

Dennis posts a routine wastewater project update as a busy week of civic and library events approaches. The town's News Flash page pointed residents to updated information on the ongoing Wastewater Project July 16, though the notice included no new details. Looking ahead, the Select Boa…

DENNIS -- The town refreshed its Wastewater Project webpage July 16 with the latest information on the ongoing infrastructure effort, the only Town Hall item posted on the town's News Flash page this cycle, as a run of board meetings and library programs fills the week ahead.

TOWN HALL

The town posted an update July 16 to its News Flash page directing residents to the Wastewater Project page for the latest information on the ongoing municipal sewer effort. The alert did not detail what had changed, continuing a pattern of incremental updates the town has posted throughout the project.

COMING UP

Several town boards and the Dennis Public Library have meetings and programs scheduled over the next week. The Select Board holds drop-in office hours July 18 at 10 a.m. at the library. The Dennis-Yarmouth Regional School District School Committee holds a workshop July 20, the same day the Planning Board meets. The Council on Aging meets July 21, and the Old Kings Highway Regional Historic District Committee holds a revised session July 22.

At the library, a Pop-up Art School felted-butterfly-hoop program is set for July 21 at 4 p.m., followed by Family Game Day July 22, a Play, Storytime and Craft session July 23 at 10:30 a.m., and a Cape Cod History talk, "12 Stories for 12 Generations," July 23 at 6 p.m.

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