Montague Morning Brief, Nov. 2: 13 deeds recorded in October
Montague recorded 13 property deeds in October, most without disclosed sale prices. From our own coverage: 13 deeds recorded in Montague in October.
Montague recorded 13 property deeds in October, most without disclosed sale prices. From our own coverage: 13 deeds recorded in Montague in October.
Montague voters approved $1.75 million for a feasibility study on merging elementary schools.
Montague recorded 13 property deed transfers in October, but only three carried a sale price by month's end: $180,000, $248,400 and $422,500, for a median of $248,400. The top transaction was 1 Kostanski Square, which sold for $422,500 to William R. Kostanski.
Montague Selectboard weighs raising trash sticker price to meet fiscal year budget needs.
Montague sets three public meetings on its draft housing production plan. Also in today's brief (16 items): Town schedules housing plan input meetings; Early voting ends Thursday for Nov. 3 election; Drop-in craft session for kids ages 5-12; Pokémon Club meets at the library.
Montague cancels its Board of Health meeting that had been scheduled for Wednesday evening.
Montague schedules second special town meeting for Wednesday at high school theater. From our own coverage: Home sales roundup covers late-September period; Second special town meeting set for Wednesday.
Montague home sales ranged widely from $10,955 to $372,000 in late September period. From our own coverage: Home sales ranged widely in late September; Special Town Meeting convenes at high school theater.
Montague recorded 10 property transfers between Sept. 25 and Oct. 24, with prices ranging from $10,955 to $372,000 and a median of $30,000 among the seven sales with listed prices; three transfers have no price yet on record.
Parks and Recreation Commission seeks applicants to fill board vacancy by Oct. 30. Also in today's brief (12 items): Library calls for entries to fiber arts show; Historical Commission meets Monday via Zoom; Library trustees meet Monday evening; Millers Falls hosts animated short movie night.
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