October deed filings show few disclosed sale prices in Hadley real estate records. From our own coverage: Few priced sales surface in Hadley's October deed filings.
Hadley voters head to the polls Tuesday for the state election from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. From our own coverage: Housing panel says 40R bylaw not ready for vote; Assessors weigh digitizing historic vault records.
Hadley's registry of deeds recorded 15 filings in October, but only eight represented actual property transfers, and just two carried a sale price: $64,615 for 5 Mount Warner Road and $200,000 for 11 Sunrise Drive, the month's highest-priced transaction.
Hadley Select Board delays tax rate vote to November 4 amid unanswered assessor questions. From our own coverage: Housing panel says 40R zoning bylaw not ready; Assessors vote to digitize historic property records. Also in today's brief (6 items): Gluttony improv comedy show set for Nov. 6.
Hadley School Committee votes to join growing wave of social media lawsuits. From our own coverage: School Committee votes to join social media lawsuit. Also in today's brief (2 items): Pioneer Valley Chinese Immersion hosts Mount Everett in soccer.
Hadley Select Board deferred a tax rate decision to November 4 after members flagged unanswered assessor questions.
Hadley Public Library posts full videos from its Inside the Song series via Hadley Media. Also in today's brief (2 items): Library posts full Inside the Song videos; Storytime and songs with Emily returns Thursday.
Hadley Public Library will close Wednesday, November 11, for Veterans Day holiday. Also in today's brief (2 items): Inside the Song video now posted online; Library closed Nov. 11 for Veterans Day.
The Hadley Housing Authority voted to require itemized invoices on every future warrant after questioning a $14,088.11 monthly bill from managing agent Amherst Housing Authority.
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.
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