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Council on Aging approves minutes, details staffing additions

Danvers Council on Aging unanimously approves prior minutes and announces staff additions. President Geraldine Cosgrove's board reported fiscal balances of $107,746.60 in transportation and $347,633.01 in program accounts. Two new staff joined: Activities Coordinator Juanita Simms (starting

Danvers Housing Trust reviews updated production plan draft

Danvers Affordable Housing Trust reviews updated Housing Production Plan with revised language clarifying strategies as recommendations rather than mandates. The consultant's revised draft addresses prior public concerns; the Planning Board is scheduled for a second review in March, with staff

Select Board approves entertainment license; studies transfer station options.

Select Board unanimously approves entertainment license for Craft Kitchen. Owner George Tsatis was authorized to host musical bingo, trivia, and live music Monday through Saturday from 8:00 P.M. to 10:30 P.M. and Sunday from noon to 3:00 P.M., with a maximum of two entertainers and no outdoor

Conservation Commission approves two Certificates of Compliance

Danvers Conservation Commission approves two Certificates of Compliance. The board unanimously cleared an after-the-fact modification to a residential pier at 9 Doty Avenue, where applicant George Vernet's shortened pier now meets the required 48-inch water depth at low tide. The commission also

Zoning Board approves three variances and special permits at February hearing.

Danvers Zoning Board approves three applications at February hearing. Chair John Boughner led a unanimous approval of a Special Permit for an Extended Family Living Area of 926 square feet at 7 Wildwood Road (Docket 26-5129), and a Variance for 142.5 square feet of signage at 100 Independence Way