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See all homes sold in Middlesex County, June 2 to June 8
The following is a listing of all home transfers in Middlesex County reported from June 2 to June 8. There were 295 transactions posted during this time. During this period, the median sale for the area was a 1,583-square-foot home on Oxbow Road in Natick that sold for $825,000. Acton.
With Honor: Newton remembers eight retired firefighters who died in past year
On Sunday, Newton honored the eight retired firefighters who have died in the past year. Armando DelCampo was appointed on Aug. 10, 1986; retired on February 10, 2005; and died on July 1, 2023. John Coffey was appointed on Dec. 2, 1951; retired on Feb. 7, 1984, and died on...
Mass. nursing home company reaches $4M settlement to resolve understaffing allegations
A Woburn-based long-term care management company that operates 16 nursing homes across the state has reached a $4 million settlement with Attorney General Andrea J. Campbell’s office to resolve allegations that it deliberately understaffed its nursing homes, resulting in resident “harm and neglect.”. The settlement agreement, the largest...
School overrides back on the ballot on Tuesday
TOWNSEND — Voters are heading to the polls Tuesday to again consider two school-related overrides – amounting to roughly $1.6 million total – after similar overrides received a mixed response in March and April. Polls are open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Tuesday, June 11...
Groton Road sidewalk project to begin Tuesday
WESTFORD — Construction for a sidewalk extension on Groton Road will begin on Tuesday. Construction of the 550 foot extension will connect existing sidewalks on Farmer Way and Lynwood Lane. The eastbound lane of traffic will be closed for the duration of the project. The Westford Police Department will...
Lowell to celebrate military service
On Saturday, June 8, 2024, the City of Lowell is partnering with the non-profit organization, Hidden Battles, in a Celebration of Military Service. Hidden Battles is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting the mental health of active and retired military personnel. This event will bring together over 30 local organizations...
Belmont Woman Joins Effort to Aid Families Sheltering at Logan
Belmont resident Amy Rosenstein’s car was packed — filled with items for donation that would be delivered to Logan International Airport, where dozens of migrants and other unhoused individuals have been staying overnight — when a friend called to say they were on their way with more to contribute.
Yester-Heroes: Growing Equipment and a Famous Photo
Stories from the History of Nashua’s Police and Fire-Rescue Departments. From our country’s earliest days right up to around the mid-1960’s, it seems most people were very civic-minded and civic organizations, guilds, associations and the like flourished. While their main function was extinguishing fires, a town’s fire department was very much part of the civic bedrock. For example, on August 3, 1861, the Nashua Fire Dept. was invited to participate in a welcoming home ceremony for the 1st New Hampshire Regiment returning from the Civil War.
Painting a New Town Center Mural All About Burlington
Burlington’s Economic Office has endeavored in a public/private partnership to brighten the Burlington Town Center with an artistic mural dedicated to the places and people of Burlington. Thaddeus (Tad) Stephanak is BCAT’s Social Media Director and Production Coordinator. Tad is a regular contributor to BNEWS and produces our BNEWS...
State Awards Lawrence $250,000 for Expansion of Fiber Optic Network
Lawrence was the only area recipient in the state’s latest round of Community Compact Municipal Fiber grants. The city was formally awarded $250,000 last week to expand the city’s fiber optic infrastructure. It was part of $9 million in grants—more than double the amount awarded in the previous cycle—awarded to 53 communities statewide to support the construction or completion of municipal fiber networks.
Bigbelly launches Massachusetts manufacturing operation
For the ItemMETHUEN — Bigbelly Solar, LLC, a world leader in public space waste and recycling solutions for more than 20 years, marked the grand opening of its U.S. manufacturing facility on Monday. The facility, which sits on the Methuen/Lawrence line, is the primary production location for Bigbelly-branded bins, from budget-friendly to solar-powered smart waste options. Speakers […] The post Bigbelly launches Massachusetts manufacturing operation appeared first on Itemlive.
Fox Club Received Eviction Notice From Landlord Over Noise Complaints, Zoning Code Violations
Amid renovations to their clubhouse on John F. Kennedy St., the Fox temorarily relocated to a rented property at 6 Francis Ave. By Emily L. Ding. The Fox Club, a Harvard final club, moved out of a temporary home in a Cambridge residential neighborhood after the owner of the property served the organization with an eviction notice following warnings from the city that their use of the space violated local ordinances.
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