North Reading Morning Brief, Nov. 3: Polls open Tuesday for state election
North Reading voters head to the polls Tuesday for the state election. From our own coverage: October home sales span wide price range.
North Reading voters head to the polls Tuesday for the state election. From our own coverage: October home sales span wide price range.
October home sales in North Reading ranged from a $28,000 condominium unit to a $13.66 million commercial transfer. From our own coverage: October home sales range $28,000 to $13.66 million.
Select Board meets Monday evening. From our own coverage: Town sets fall curbside yard waste pickup dates.
North Reading recorded 20 property transfers in October, 12 with sale prices ranging from $28,000 to $13,660,185 and a median of $759,450. The remaining eight were nominal-consideration transfers, several tied to trusts or family-held entities.
Select Board returns Monday night for its first regular meeting in two weeks. From our own coverage: Town seeks volunteers for boards, committees; Fall yard waste collection set for two more dates.
North Reading opens volunteer drive for town boards and committees ahead of Nov. 30 deadline. From our own coverage: Town seeks volunteers for boards and committees; Fall yard waste collection dates set.
Commission on Disabilities meets Thursday. Also in today's brief (1 items): Commission on Disabilities meets Thursday.
North Reading's Commission on Disabilities meets Thursday as schools finalize November calendar dates. Also in today's brief (10 items): Commission on Disabilities meets Thursday; Elementary schools release early Nov. 5; Elementary schools release early Nov. 6; School Committee meets Nov. 9.
Hillview Commission meets Wednesday night. From our own coverage: North Reading, Lowell police mark 1996 crash anniversary; Property sales roundup spans condos to $43 million deal. Also in today's brief (4 items): Hillview Commission meets Wednesday night; Commission on Disabilities meets Thursday.
The North Reading School Committee approved a $605,000 fiscal 2028 capital improvement plan and a Quebec student trip, both by unanimous votes.
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