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Natick Morning Brief, Nov. 3: October deed data show wide price gap in Natick
October deed data show wide price gap in Natick. From our own coverage: October deed data show wide price gap in Natick.
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Natick Morning Brief, Nov. 2: Bacon Free Library hosts Police Storytime
Bacon Free Library hosts Police Storytime. From our own coverage: October deed data reveals six-figure sales gap.
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Natick Morning Brief, Nov. 1: Ribbon cutting opens new Pickerel Pond boardwalk
Conservation Commission plans ribbon cutting for new Pickerel Pond floating boardwalk Sunday morning.
Real Estate
October sales top out above $1 million as median holds near $585,000
Natick recorded 20 property deed transfers in October, but only six carried a sale price, ranging from $310,000 to $1,075,000 with a median of $585,500. The month's top transaction was 3 Broads Ave, which sold for $1,075,000 on Oct. 14.
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Natick Morning Brief, Oct. 31: Town Meeting debates funding for South Natick river parks
Town Meeting debates funding for South Natick river parks. From our own coverage: Town Meeting debates funding for South Natick river parks; Select Board weighs letter opposing MWRA sewer cost split.
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Natick Morning Brief, Oct. 30: Select Board opposes MWRA sewer cost split
Select Board opposes MWRA sewer cost split that could raise Natick's assessment. From our own coverage: Town meeting approves $1.24 million for river parks; Select board sends MWRA sewer cost objection letter.
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Natick Morning Brief, Oct. 29: Halloween events pack this week's calendar
Natick's Halloween week brings mall trick-or-treating, a jack-o'-lantern contest and TCAN shows.
Government · Select Board
Board OKs Letter on MWRA Sewer Project Costs
Select Board authorized a letter objecting to an MWRA sewer cost-sharing plan while declining to pick between two project options.
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Natick Morning Brief, Oct. 28: ZBA overturns corner-lot setback rule
Natick's Zoning Board of Appeals overturns longstanding corner-lot setback interpretation, reshaping future development rules. From our own coverage: School Committee weighs METCO bus monitor, Memorial size; ZBA takes up corner-lot setback dispute on Concord Street.
Government · Fall Annual Town Meeting
Town Meeting approves $1.24 million for river parks
Town Meeting approved $1,243,500 for South Natick riverside parks construction.
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