Gloucester Planning Board Recommends 40-Unit Downtown Mixed-Use Project for City Council Approval
Gloucester Planning Board recommends 40-unit mixed-use project at 150 Main Street for City Council approval.
Gloucester Planning Board recommends 40-unit mixed-use project at 150 Main Street for City Council approval.
GLOUCESTER -- June 16, 2026, Gloucester City Council approves $182 million FY2027 budget with a lone dissent on school funding. The council voted 8-1 Tuesday to appropriate $55,778,897 for the school department,
GLOUCESTER -- June 11, 2026, Gloucester Zoning Board approves four applications and advances a six-unit housing project to City Council. At the June 11 meeting at the Rosebank Senior Center, the board voted unanimously
Gloucester School Committee hears senior exit data and leaves a $1.5 million budget gap unresolved ahead of a city council vote.
GLOUCESTER -- June 9, 2026, Gloucester City Council faces budget vote after flood of school funding testimony. More than 40 teachers, students, and parents addressed the council at a June 9 public hearing on the
GLOUCESTER -- June 4, 2026, Gloucester Planning Board hears first presentation on Applied Materials' largest-ever campus expansion. The board held a public hearing June 4 on a Watershed Protection Overlay Special Permit and
GLOUCESTER -- May 28, 2026, Gloucester's Zoning Board of Appeals granted all eight special permits and variances on its May 28 docket, with no applications denied or continued. Chair Joe Parisi led the
GLOUCESTER -- May 26, 2026, Gloucester City Council adopts demolition delay ordinance, votes 8-1 to protect historic buildings. The council Monday approved a new Article 6 to the city's building ordinance requiring
GLOUCESTER -- May 21, 2026, Gloucester Planning Board votes unanimously to continue all active items at May 21 session. The board voted 7-0 on three separate continuances: a Major Project Special Permit for a
Gloucester City Council voted 9-0 to approve a building-height special permit for an Applied Materials logistics expansion at 11 Dory Road that company officials say could grow the firm's local workforce from 1,200 to 2,000 employees within 10 years.
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