Medford obituary notices for Oct. 26 to Nov. 1. From our own coverage: Medford obituary notices for Oct. 26 to Nov. 1; October deed filings mix sales with family transfers.
City council calls special Monday Zoom meeting. From our own coverage: October deed activity mixes high sales, family transfers.
Medford's annual permit parking renewal window opens Sunday for all vehicle owners. Also in today's brief (10 items): Annual permit parking renewals open Sunday; City Council holds special session Monday; Energy and Environment Committee meets Monday; Future Ready workshop covers getting paid.
Medford recorded 15 property transfers in October, but only seven carried a sale price, ranging from $335,000 to $920,000 with a median of $725,000. The month's top sale was 72 Ashland St. at $920,000, followed by 105 Pine Ridge Rd. at $870,500 and 12 Ross St. at $836,000.
Sensory-friendly Halloween fun at City Hall. Also in today's brief (1 items): Sensory-friendly Halloween fun at City Hall.
Top-seeded Tufts field hockey opens NESCAC playoffs at home Saturday against Colby.
Zoning Board of Appeals meets Thursday. Also in today's brief (2 items): Zoning Board of Appeals meets Thursday; Business Trick or Treat fills Medford Square.
Tufts University senior kicker Caden Lawlor earns NESCAC special teams player of the week honor. From our own coverage: City points residents to winter assistance programs.
Community Preservation Committee meets Tuesday. From our own coverage: City highlights winter assistance resources; Home sale tops $1.1 million in October records.
Medford points residents to winter heating, health insurance, and food assistance programs, with a Nov. 19 event at City Hall. From our own coverage: City highlights winter assistance resources; October deed records highlight $1.1 million home sale.
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