SWAMPSCOTT — Questions over public access to Whales Beach could soon head back to town counsel after neighboring property owners presented what they say is a decades-old settlement agreement that may conflict with the town’s longstanding understanding of its rights along the shoreline. The issue came before the Conservation Commission on Monday as part of an ongoing discussion about no trespassing signs at the beach. Chair Toni Bandrowicz briefe…
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