This week's obituary notices column carries one Southampton, Massachusetts obituary: Barton, Teresa D., age 85. Barton, who died August 12, 2026, was described by Southampton Patch as a longtime Southampton resident known locally as the town's "flower lady" for her care of three public …
Southampton Select Board votes 4-0 to release an assessors' opinion opposing solar PILOT deals.
Southampton recorded 16 property transfers between Aug. 7 and Sept. 5, but only six listed a sale price, ranging from $38,000 to $432,000 with a median of $275,000. The top sale was 46 Pleasant St. at $432,000, sold by a family trust to BankESB. Four streets, Katelyn Way, High Street, P…
Southampton Planning Board continues two live hearings to October 7 over a stalled peer review and a zoning bylaw gap.
Southampton recorded 13 property transfers between July 31 and Aug. 29, though sale prices were disclosed in just five of those deeds. Prices ranged from $38,000 to $802,592, with a median of $157,000 among the disclosed sales. The month's most notable transaction was the $802,592 sale …
Southampton Select Board fixes a Zoning Board of Appeals quorum gap after a denied variance.
Southampton Soccer Association's travel program has wrapped up fall tryouts, fielding five squads: the U13 Sirens Orange, U12 Sirens Blue, U13 Surge, U11 Vikings and U15 Kings, per the club's website. Meanwhile, Centennial Baseball Club has opened registration for its Fall 2026 in-house…
One Southampton-connected obituary is in this week's column: Illingsworth, Beth, 57. A Southampton native who later lived in Huntington, Illingsworth died July 15, 2026. She was an educator connected to Hampshire Regional High School and Tri-County Schools, remembered by colleagues and …
Southampton recorded 16 property transfers between July 24 and August 22, but only two disclosed a sale price: $150,000 for 71 Gilbert Road and $560,800 for 26 Katelyn Way, the period's top disclosed sale. The remaining 14 transfers, involving banks and credit unions as grantor or grant…
Southampton Planning Board pushes Atlantic Tower cell tower hearing to October 21. Chairman Paul Deeman read a letter from attorney Frances Parisi citing unfinished engineering, survey and federal environmental review work, plus an unpaid peer-review fee, as reasons for the delay.
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