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Administrator search panel meets Monday

Town Administrator Search Committee meets Monday night as Select Board schedules two sessions this week. Also in today's brief (7 items): Town administrator search committee meets Monday; QRSD policy subcommittee meets Monday evening; Select Board meets Monday at Town Hall; Conservation…

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Land use, health board clerk job posted

Hubbardston posts shared land use and health board clerk job after staffing warnings. Also in today's brief (10 items): Land use, health board clerk job posted; Voter information booklets arrive in town; Library trustees meet at town hall Thursday; Open Space Committee meets at town hall.

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Health board warns of permit delays

Hubbardston's Board of Health warns a hiring freeze and clerk departure will slow permit work townwide. From our own coverage: Health board warns hiring freeze will slow permits. Also in today's brief (12 items): Town Meeting to take up state-mandated zoning update; Community Preservati…

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Cable Committee Plans License Renewal Survey, Public Hearing

Hubbardston Cable Advisory Committee advanced planning for cable license renewal with resident surveys and public hearing. Chair Katrina McCreary will refine a draft survey for distribution through town offices, library, and senior center by October 27, with a November 30 submission deadline.

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A dozen property transfers, prices still pending

Hubbardston recorded a dozen property transfers this month with most final sale prices not yet available. From our own coverage: Hubbardston records 12 property transfers this month. Also in today's brief (6 items): Library seeks two new trustees to join board; Town administrator search…

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Hubbardston Sees 12 Property Transfers as Most Sale Prices Await Recording

Hubbardston recorded 12 property transfers between Aug. 28 and Sept. 26, though only three carry a sale price so far, ranging from $30,000 to $195,000 with a median of $170,000. The period's top recorded sale was 19 Madison Way, Unit 37, a condominium unit that sold for $195,000 on Aug. 31 to

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Select Board pursues 1600s dugout canoe

Hubbardston's Select Board votes to seek a 1600s dugout canoe pulled from Comet Pond as new sergeant is sworn in. From our own coverage: Planning Board OKs zoning fix for new state law; Select Board votes to pursue 1600s dugout canoe. Also in today's brief (8 items): Library 5K fundrais…

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Zoning rewrite advances amid lawsuit warning

Planning Board advances zoning bylaw rewrite required by new state law amid lawsuit warning. From our own coverage: Select Board weighs new clerks, Winchendon accounting deal; Planning Board takes up state-mandated zoning rewrite. Also in today's brief (8 items): Senior Center yard sale…

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Candidates' night set ahead of November vote

Hubbardston set a Candidates' Night ahead of the November 3 state election, town officials announced. Also in today's brief (8 items): Candidates' night set ahead of November election; Hubbardston police officer promoted to sergeant; Voter information booklets have arrived in town; Seni…

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Hubbardston recorded ten property transfers in August, prices pending

Hubbardston recorded ten property transfers in August, with sale prices not yet made public. From our own coverage: Ten property transfers recorded in August, prices pending. Also in today's brief (6 items): Library seeks two new board trustees; Cemetery Commission meets Monday at Town …

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