Whately Morning Brief, Nov. 1: Town hiring laborer, assistant clerk
Whately is hiring for an operator/laborer position and an assistant town clerk. From our own coverage: Housing panel narrows site to 2-8 units.
Whately is hiring for an operator/laborer position and an assistant town clerk. From our own coverage: Housing panel narrows site to 2-8 units.
Whately Housing Committee narrows town housing site options to two to eight units after flood mapping. From our own coverage: Housing panel narrows site options to 2-8 units.
Whately property owners must pay FY27 second-quarter tax bills by Monday, November 2. Also in today's brief (1 items): FY27 second-quarter tax bills due Nov. 2.
Select Board considers trail camera after skid marks damage new pickleball courts. From our own coverage: Pickleball court damage prompts camera discussion. Also in today's brief (3 items): Town advertises for laborer and assistant clerk roles; Second quarter tax bills due November 2.
Ten properties recorded deed transfers in Whately between Sept. 25 and Oct. 24, but only two carried a posted sale price: $65,000 and $100,000, a median of $82,500. The month's top recorded sale was 45 Christian Lane at $100,000, sold by Paul M. and Sheri A. Gray to Freedom Credit Union.
Whately's School Committee weighed a policy limiting ICE agents' access to school grounds after reviewing stark achievement gaps. From our own coverage: School Committee weighs limits on ICE campus access; Select Board debates need for Nov. 16 special meeting.
Whately's FY27 second-quarter tax bills are due Monday, November 2, affecting all property owners in town. Also in today's brief (3 items): FY27 second-quarter tax bills due Nov. 2; Town hiring operator/laborer, assistant town clerk; Fall Clean Sweep bulky waste day announced.
In Whately, 13 property transfers were recorded by the Franklin County Registry of Deeds from Sept. 18 to Oct. 17, but only three carried a sale price: $65,000, $70,000 and $100,000, for a median of $70,000 among priced sales.
Franklin County recorded 14 Whately property transfers between Sept. 11 and Oct. 10, but only three carry a sale price so far: $65,000, $70,000 and $100,000, for a median of $70,000, with the rest pending the registry's typical posting lag. The period's top recorded sale was 45 Christian Lane at
Whately selectboard leaned against new technical school building ahead of Tuesday's special election. From our own coverage: Selectboard, finance panel lean against tech school building. Also in today's brief (3 items): Town posts unofficial results in tech school vote; Fall bulky waste…
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