Warren recorded 12 property transfers between Aug. 28 and Sept. 26, but sale price data has posted for only one so far: 65 Summer St., which sold for $24,218 on Sept. 2 from Randy Smith to Urban Development. Because prices typically take about a week to reach the registry, the current p…
Quaboag Regional School Committee bids farewell to 17-year member Andrew Schwenker as cell phone ban shows early success.
Warren recorded nine property transfers between Aug. 21 and Sept. 19, according to Worcester County Registry of Deeds data, though sale prices have posted for only two so far. The highest was a $375,200 sale that closed Aug. 26; the lowest was a $187,000 sale at 72 Pleasant St. on Aug. …
Quaboag Regional sets soccer and field hockey matchups for Sept. 25 against non-conference opponents. The regional school, which serves students from Warren and West Brookfield, sends its boys' soccer team to face Montachusett RVT of Fitchburg and its field hockey team to face Northbrid…
Warren Select Board appoints a new Veterans Agent and sketches a path to a police station vote. The board voted 3-0 to appoint Jeanne Tetreault, a retired veteran and Westbrook Field resident, effective September 22.
Warren Planning Board sends a disabled veteran's meadery permit back to the Zoning Board of Appeals.
Nine properties changed hands in Warren between Aug. 14 and Sept. 12, according to Worcester County Registry of Deeds filings, but only one deed disclosed a sale price: $233,600, which stands as both the period's only known figure and its median. Three of the nine transactions involved …
Ten property transfers were recorded in Warren between Aug. 7 and Sept. 5, but only one deed disclosed a sale price: $654,900, for a property sold Aug. 14 by Richard J. and Darleen M. Czaporowski to Joseph D. and Danielle C. Balistreri. The same buyers appear as sellers on a Bragg Road …
Warren advances right-to-farm and cemetery burial bylaws without a final vote.
Warren Zoning Board sets October 5 hearing on demolition permit appeal tied to a tree-cutting dispute. The board scheduled a September 22 site visit ahead of the hearing, with town departments given until September 18 to respond to the appeal filed August 19.
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