Townsend recorded 19 deed transfers between May 31 and June 29, 2026, with sale prices disclosed on 11 transactions; those ranged from $158,500 to $677,000, with a median of $455,000. The month's standout transaction was 112 W. Meadow Road, which sold for $677,000 to Amanda and Martin P…
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This week's Townsend obituary column carries one notice: Kerwood, Linda M., 77, of Townsend, who died June 23, 2026. Her obituary was posted through Anderson Family Funeral Homes via Echovita. Memorial donations are directed to the American SIDS Institute.
Nineteen deeds were recorded in Townsend between May 28 and June 26, 2026, with sale prices disclosed in 11 of those transactions. Prices ranged from $158,500 for a condominium unit at 5 Turnpike Road to $677,000 for a property at 112 W. Meadow Road, where Amanda and Martin Pasquill pur…
Townsend enters peak summer with three overlapping town-calendar deadlines residents should not miss. The curbside trash and recycling registration deadline falls on July 10, with the town warning that failure to renew could cost households their curbside pickup for the 2026–2027 progra…
Townsend Conservation Commission unanimously approved temporary scaffolding over the Squannacook River to restore the 1790 Spalding Coombs Bridge at 1 South Street.
Townsend's July 13 aggregation sweep and a July 10 trash-renewal deadline mark the week's most pressing resident action items. The town posted notice of the community electric aggregation sweep on June 22, giving enrolled households time to review participation before changes take effec…
North Middlesex School Committee appoints new treasurer and adopts AI guidelines at lengthy June meeting.
Townsend's summer administrative calendar is filling fast, with three deadlines and closures converging in the next three weeks. The town announced a community electric aggregation sweep set for July 13, 2026, giving enrolled residents and businesses a short window to review their statu…
Townsend Board of Health unanimously approved septic variances for three adjacent Main Street properties, allowing leach areas to be installed on an abutting parcel rather than on the lots they serve.