Franklin County Registry of Deeds recorded 13 Whately property transfers between Aug. 7 and Sept. 5, but only two had a sale price recorded: $64,908 for 116 Christian Lane and $375,200 for 45 North Street, a median of $220,054 based on those two figures alone. Both priced sales named a credit…
Frontier Regional School Committee reverses itself, votes 6-4 to relocate a fallen graduate's memorial plaque. After a 10-0 vote to reconsider its June 11 decision, the panel heard roughly two hours of public comment, mostly from veterans, before voting to move Sgt.
Whately Finance Committee weighs a debt exclusion tied to a $237.5 million regional tech school vote. The panel unanimously approved two reserve fund transfers, $1,500 for DEP-mandated landfill test borings and $462 for an animal control kennel fee, leaving just over $18,000 in reserves.
One Whately obituary appears in this week's notices, covering August 24 through August 30, 2026: Goodwin, Maida Dean. A Smith College graduate and former employee of Quonquont Farm, she spent her later years in Whately and was remembered locally for her gardening expertise and interest …
Franklin County Registry of Deeds records show 12 property transfers in Whately from July 31 to Aug. 24, but only five had a sale price recorded, ranging from $64,908 to $1.4 million, with a median of $290,000. The month's top transaction was 92 Masterson Rd, which sold for $1.4 million on Aug. 24.
Whately Selectboard backs state housing RFI for town's DeMaio Lot.
The Whately Planning Board adopted its first-ever rules and regulations and opened a wide-ranging discussion on zoning for farm-based businesses.
Whately's Conservation Commission approved MassDOT's request to clear vegetation along Route 5 near the I-91 bridge.
Franklin County deed records show 10 Whately property transfers between July 24 and Aug. 22, though only four listed a sale price. Recorded prices ranged from $64,908 to $375,200, with a median of $182,500. The month's top recorded sale was 45 North St. at $375,200, sold by Thomas D. Sadoski to
Whately's Board of Assessors tabled a plan to post real estate sales data online, asking staff to compare report formats used in other towns first.