Winchendon urges residents to complete health equity survey to help secure town funding. Also in today's brief (10 items): Town asks residents to take health equity survey; Library book club discusses mysteries and thrillers; Economic Development Task Force meets Wednesday; Library's Ba…
Only one of Winchendon's latest 12 registered property deeds lists a sale price. From our own coverage: Real estate roundup finds most deeds lack a price. Also in today's brief (13 items): Nonfiction Book Club meets Tuesday at library; Teen Dungeons and Dragons Club meets Tuesday; Myste…
Winchendon recorded 12 property transfers between Aug. 28 and Sept. 26, but only one carried a sale price by this reporting period: $54,000 for 25 High St., sold Sept. 1 by Ryan R. Tenney and Ryan Tenney to GFA Federal Credit Union. With prices not yet available for the other 11 transactions, the
Winchendon urges residents to complete state health equity survey for funding consideration. Also in today's brief (10 items): Winchendon urges residents to take health equity survey; Town seeks part-time administrative assistant by Sept. 30; Redevelopment Authority meets Thursday; Yout…
Only one of 10 recent Winchendon property transfers listed a sale price in the town's latest real estate roundup. From our own coverage: Most of Winchendon's 10 property transfers hid sale price. Also in today's brief (12 items): Town posts voter registration deadline for Nov. 3 electio…
Ten property deeds were recorded in Winchendon between Aug. 21 and Sept. 19, but only one carried a sale price by the time records were reviewed: 20 Cedar St., which sold for $70,000 on Aug. 24 with Pennymac Loan Services LLC and Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems Inc. listed as buyers.
Winchendon will repaint lines at town-owned parking lots starting overnight Sunday, with work continuing into Monday night. The Town Hall News Flash said the contractor's schedule is weather-dependent and asked drivers to expect temporary restrictions at municipal lots through Sept. 21.…
The Winchendon School Committee unanimously approved field trips and fundraisers in a routine September meeting. Chair Mike Barbaro presided as the committee approved minutes from five prior sessions, a weekly Market Basket field trip for Murdock High School ALL students, and two fundraisers: a
Winchendon recorded 12 property deed transfers between Aug. 14 and Sept. 12, but only one carried a sale price by the time records were compiled: a $350,000 transaction involving sellers Mark and Amanda Williams and buyers John and Madilynn Keefe.
Task Force unanimously recommends Pena for board appointment.
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