MacMillan Pier will lose electrical power for three days starting Monday during switchgear replacement. From our own coverage: AG upholds most of pedicab licensing bylaw; Health department holds flu, COVID clinic at Town Hall.
The Provincetown Health Department and Barnstable County Public Health Nursing Program will hold a free flu and COVID-19 vaccine clinic Thursday, Oct. 22 from noon to 2 p.m. in the Town Hall auditorium; pre-registration is required.
Provincetown Health Department to hold free flu, COVID vaccine clinic Thursday at Town Hall. From our own coverage: Town opens grant window for CPA, tourism, business funds; AG rules on Provincetown's pedicab bylaw.
The Massachusetts Attorney General approved most of Provincetown's new pedicab licensing bylaw on Oct. 5, striking one subsection, the town announced Oct. 20. The bylaw sets annual caps on pedicab vehicle licenses and creates a lottery for extra or surrendered licenses.
Massachusetts attorney general approves most of Provincetown's new pedicab licensing bylaw, striking one subsection. From our own coverage: State approves most of new pedicab bylaw.
Provincetown says Phase 7 sewer construction will restrict access to the Veterans Memorial Community Center on Oct. 21 and 22 and bring full daily closures on Winslow Street through the end of October.
Provincetown is accepting applications for Community Preservation Act, Tourism Fund, Economic Development Committee and Human Services grants, with Tourism Fund FY28 applications due Nov. 24, 2026.
Provincetown opens applications for Community Preservation Act, Tourism Fund and economic development grants. From our own coverage: Town opens grant applications for CPA, tourism funds.
Provincetown releases early voting hours and ballot drop-off sites ahead of the Nov. 3 election. Also in today's brief (16 items): Early voting hours, ballot drop-off sites announced; MacMillan Pier loses power for three days Oct. 26; Housing visioning summary posted for Bradford, Nelso…