The Open Space Committee planned a Scout Trail hardening project at Malone Conservation Area by November 30. Chair Bob Hatch is developing the project plan, which requires equipment rental and labor from two teams.
Hubbardston Conservation Commission approved two wetlands determinations. The Dakash Title V sewage system replacement project received a negative 3 determination with a condition requiring retaining wall reconstruction.
Board of Health backs regional public health partnership. Chair Gael Moncoeur moved approval of continued MPHN membership at $600 annually, seconded by Vice Chair David Rogers, with all members voting in favor. Member Dianna Johnson reported one active COVID-19 case and advised residents on food
Six property deeds were recorded in Hubbardston between July 24 and Aug. 22, but only one listed a sale price: $415,000, for a property sold July 31 by James and Vicki Smith to Anna Y. and Mark S. Dickerson. The other five sales, on Brigham Street, Dogwood Road South, Madison Way, Ragged Hill Road
The Hubbardston Council on Aging accepted its secretary's report and reviewed account balances totaling approximately $30,638 across gift, formula grant, and art grant accounts, as verified by Treasurer Ken Horvath and the Town Accountant. Chair Florence Pervier oversaw the August 19 meeting,
Board of Assessors approves prior-month minutes, signs routine tax documents. Chair John K Prentiss, members Jeffrey A Young and Albert Afonso unanimously approved the July 17 minutes, then executed 12 motor vehicle excise abatement grants and one denial, the fourth motor vehicle commitment
Cable Advisory Committee reorganizes and launches charter renewal process. The committee unanimously elected Katrina McCreary as Chair, Vincent DiBenedetto as Vice Chair, and William Mayrose as Clerk. Attorney Jeffrey Blake walked members through the five-step renewal sequence, requiring a
Hubbardston Cemetery Commission approved a solar security light purchase not exceeding $100 following a break-in at Brookside garage. Chair Paul F. Sweeney, members Raven Kaldera and David Melville, and Clerk Joyce Green voted unanimously.
Ten property deeds were recorded in Hubbardston between July 10 and July 17, but only two had a sale price recorded: $361,250 and $390,000, for a median of $375,625. The period's top recorded sale was 1 Barre Rd Cut Off at $390,000 on July 10. Eight of ten transactions had no price recorded yet, and
Regional planning commission backs revised economic roadmap and committee appointments. The Montachusett Regional Planning Commission unanimously adopted the Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy for 2024 to 2029 after removing terms including "race" and "electric" to comply with federal
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