Arlington Morning Brief, Oct. 29: Retirement board holds hybrid meeting
Retirement board holds hybrid meeting. From our own coverage: Select board approves winter bikeway closure for MWRA project.
Retirement board holds hybrid meeting. From our own coverage: Select board approves winter bikeway closure for MWRA project.
Select Board approves winter closure of the Minuteman Bikeway for a $30 million MWRA pipeline project. From our own coverage: Select Board takes up Minuteman Bikeway closure plan for MWRA project; 80 Broadway affordable lottery open through Dec. 2.
Commission approved Turkey Trot permit, backed troll sculpture proposal, deferred pickleball noise solutions pending research.
Town opens lottery for two affordable one-bedroom units at 80 Broadway, with applications due Dec. 2. From our own coverage: Late September home sales span wide price range; Town opens affordable housing lottery at 80 Broadway.
Arlington's Select Board approved a winter closure of the Minuteman Bikeway and removal of dozens of shade trees for a Massachusetts Water Resources Authority pipeline project exceeding $30 million.
Arlington home sales in late September ranged from $1 million to $2.71 million. From our own coverage: Late September deeds show wide range in home prices.
Arlington recorded 16 property transfers at the South Middlesex Registry of Deeds between Sept. 25 and Oct. 24, but only seven carried a recorded sale price, ranging from $1,000,000 to $2,710,000 with a median of $1,375,000.
Arlington School Committee approves pilot eighth grade trip to Washington amid cost and equity concerns. From our own coverage: Conservation panel approves $730 for Spy Pond plantings; School Committee approves pilot eighth grade DC trip.
Arlington's Fixit Clinic meets Oct. 24 at 2:30 p.m., where residents can bring broken household items for free repair help. From our own coverage: Fire Department opens doors Oct. 24 for prevention week.
The committee approved an eighth-grade Washington trip 3-0-2, released outcomes showing highest state accountability rating but persistent achievement gaps, and took first reads on bullying and dating-violence policies.
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