Chesterfield Morning Brief, Oct. 27: Council on Aging board meets Monday
Chesterfield's Council on Aging board meets Monday morning as senior programs continue. From our own coverage: Property records show 13 October transfers.
Chesterfield's Council on Aging board meets Monday morning as senior programs continue. From our own coverage: Property records show 13 October transfers.
Recreation Department secures $47,600 state grant for new multi-use surface at Chestnut Hill. From our own coverage: Recreation Dept wins grant for new surface; Weekly obituary notices for Belchertown.
Ware Middle School will host its annual Monster Mash family event on Nov. 6. From our own coverage: Property records track Ware's shifting fall market. Also in today's brief (3 items): WMS Monster Mash set for Nov. 6; No school Nov. 11 for Veterans Day.
Southampton town offices will stay open late for the November 3 Election Day. From our own coverage: Senior Center hosts card making class Tuesday; Selectboard holds regular session Tuesday evening.
This week's South Hadley obituary notices list only one death, longtime resident Judy Pross Boehlert. From our own coverage: Weekly obituary notices list one South Hadley death; Mortgage filings dominate South Hadley deed recordings.
Hadley Public Library's weekly Chess with Andy sessions continue through November 17. From our own coverage: Library trustees form fundraising committee, seek trademark; Select Board recommends full fall town meeting warrant.
Weekly obituary notices remember Ronald R. LaFosse, 86, a longtime former Easthampton resident. From our own coverage: Obituary notices for week of Oct. 19-25; Eight deeds recorded, one sale price disclosed.
Water Supply Protection Committee meets. From our own coverage: Deed filings await price data as month closes.
Northampton councilors hear downtown parking garage repairs could cost up to $33 million. From our own coverage: Council hears garage repair estimates, adopts battery storage rules; Housing authority withdraws single-officer grievance plan.
The Belchertown Opioid Settlement Funds Advisory Committee discussed applying for a third round of RISE matching grant funds and reconsidered where to locate a planned community wellness program.