North Middlesex Regional High School named four students of the month for September, citing leadership and community spirit. Also in today's brief (1 items): NMRHS names four students of the month.
North Middlesex Regional High School inducted new members into three honor societies this month. From our own coverage: NMRHS inducts students into three honor societies.
North Middlesex Regional High School held induction ceremonies in October for the Tri-M Music Honor Society, Rho Kappa National Social Studies Honor Society and National Honor Society, recognizing students for academic and leadership achievements.
Townsend crews begin flushing water mains across town this week through Oct. 23. Also in today's brief (3 items): Water main flushing scheduled for Oct. 20 to 23; North Middlesex High inducts new honor society members; Senior Center closed Oct. 21 through 23.
Conservation board rejects $100 fine against rail trail nonprofit after recusal splits panel. From our own coverage: Board grants 60-day extension for Atwood Acres window; Panel rejects fine for rail trail fill work.
Townsend recorded 13 property transfers between Sept. 18 and Oct. 17, but only six carried a sale price as of this report. Among those six, prices ranged from $155,000 to $670,000, with a median of $578,500. The month's top sale was 6 Adams Rd., which sold for $670,000 on Sept. 25.
Townsend's Conservation Commission voted down a $100 fine against Squannacook Greenways for placing fill near Harbor Pond, while approving a septic permit waiver at 2 Bayberry Lane.
The Townsend Conservation Commission voted 0-3-1 against fining Squannacook Greenways over rail trail fill work.
North Middlesex nurse Rebecca Boutwell to present on eating disorders at national conference. Also in today's brief (3 items): NMRSD nurse to present at national conference; Water main flushing continues around town; Fall vaccine clinic set for Thursday.
Townsend's Board of Health gave Atwood Acres 60 days to fix a stuck window after months of noncompliance.