Townsend's recycling contamination rate is more than double neighboring Lunenburg's, prompting a Board of Health review. From our own coverage: Recycling contamination spike worries Board of Health; Finance Committee weighs water hiring freeze exception. Also in today's brief (6 items):…
North Middlesex schools earn statewide Unified Sports Champion District honor from Special Olympics Massachusetts. Also in today's brief (3 items): North Middlesex named Unified Sports champion district; Friends of the Library book sale runs through Saturday; Water main flushing set for…
Townsend Police plan National Night Out Oct. 6 at North Middlesex High with K9s, food and games. Also in today's brief (3 items): Two North Middlesex students earn top PLTW honor; North Middlesex field hockey travels to Quabbin; National Night Out set for Oct. 6 at North Middlesex.
Townsend recorded 16 property deeds between Aug. 28 and Sept. 26, with 12 sales carrying a price so far ranging from $129,000 to $670,000 and a median of $572,500. The month's top sale was 6 Adams Rd at $670,000, sold by Tully Homes LLC to Rosalyn M. and Cheryl K. Cox. Redwood Street and 1 Depot St
Planning Board narrowly waives road rules for contested Seaver Road subdivision as neighbors call it sprawl. From our own coverage: Conservation Commission takes up Briar Way project, Main Street order; Planning Board debates Seaver Road subdivision waivers. Also in today's brief (6 ite…
Townsend recorded 18 property transfers between Aug. 21 and Sept. 19. Of those, 12 carry a sale price so far, ranging from $127,000 to $870,000 with a median of $527,000; the other six await pricing data, a normal lag, and all six involve family or trust transfers. The period's top sale was 79
Townsend has set an October 6 special election to fill two vacant Select Board seats, the town announced this week. The Town Clerk's Office will close for a single day on September 24, giving residents a narrow window to plan around ahead of the vote. The announcements followed closely …
Townsend recorded 19 property transfers between Aug. 14 and Sept. 12. Twelve sales had a price recorded, ranging from $127,000 to $870,000, with a median of $527,000. The period's top sale was 79 Tyler Road at $870,000, bought by Sarah and Matthew Sabourin. Two condominium units at 1 Depot Street
Townsend recorded 19 property transfers between Aug. 7 and Sept. 5, though only 11 deeds had a sale price recorded. Recorded prices ranged from $127,000 to $870,000, with a median of $519,000. The top sale was 79 Tyler Road at $870,000, bought by Sarah and Matthew Sabourin from Tyler Realty Trust.
Townsend has posted unofficial results for Tuesday's State Primary, the first of three fall elections in town. The town's News Flash confirmed the results are available online, with votes still ahead on Oct. 6 and Nov. 3. Massachusetts health officials also flagged additional human West…
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