A Controversial Fence, Avery Dirt and Long Commutes

When a letter written by a Whiting Avenue resident was , it touched of a hot debate over whether or not a fence should have been erected in the Whiting and Morse avenues area.

While attorney Jonathan Eichman maintains that the path that is currently blocked was never established as a public way and that there is no obligation by the town to “keep it open for public passage."

Residents like the Clintons, however, . What’s your take on the situation? Be sure to make your voice heard in the comment section.

Elsewhere this week, the School Building Rehabilitation Committee met on Monday night to update residents on the progress of the school and talk further about the mound of dirt that exists at the property. However, as the committee wants to research more before taking a vote.

Oakdale students were in the news this week as they for the Dedham Food Pantry and were paid a

In other news:

• The Avery Re-Use Committee crafted a letter recommending the former Avery site be used as an
• The Mother Brook Community Group
• A study showed that than many others
• Lisa Nosky brought us a recipe of