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Ashby Seniors Enjoy Boston Harbor Cruise Trip

Ashby seniors enjoyed a Boston Harbor cruise this week through Council on Aging programming, per a Sentinel and Enterprise report. The outing highlighted ongoing COA activities for local seniors, with the office reachable at 978-386-2424 or coa@ashbyma.gov for details on future trips. M…

Ashby Home Sales Cluster Between $500,000 And $580,000 In July

Four Ashby properties changed hands between June 26 and July 25, but only two deeds disclosed a sale price. Those two ranged from $500,000 (14 Wright Rd., sold by Simon Holdings LLC) to $580,000 (75 Nash Rd., the period's top disclosed sale), with a median of $540,000. The other two tra…

Selectboard And Assessors Set July 29 Meetings In Ashby

Ashby's Selectboard and Board of Assessors both scheduled meetings for Wednesday, July 29, continuing a busy stretch of town board activity. The Selectboard will convene at 6:30 p.m. in person and online in the Selectboard Room at Town Hall, while the Board of Assessors meets separately…

Library Trustees To Meet In Person July 22 As Planning Board Meets Online

Ashby's library trustees will meet in person at the library July 22, the same night the Planning Board meets virtually. The Trustees of the Ashby Free Public Library convene at 6:30 p.m. in the library's Event Space at 812 Main Street, while the Planning Board holds its own session at 7…

Ashby Home Sales Show Wide Price Spread From $200,000 To $580,000

Six properties changed hands in Ashby between June 19 and July 18, according to South Middlesex Registry of Deeds records. Of those, three deeds disclosed a sale price, ranging from $200,000 to $580,000 with a median of $500,000; the other three did not disclose a price. The top recorde…