Pepperell's zoning board approves a 350-bedroom affordable housing project on Leighton Street. From our own coverage: Ag panel presses ahead on hobby-farm bylaw; Capital panel previews $350,000 town meeting request.
Pepperell recorded 18 property transfers in October, including 12 sales with prices ranging from $225,000 to $810,000 and a median of $515,000.
The Pepperell Zoning Board of Appeals voted unanimously to approve a Chapter 40B comprehensive permit for a multifamily housing project on Leighton Street, finalizing more than fifteen zoning waivers.
The Pepperell Select Board voted unanimously to set a flat 1.0 tax factor for fiscal year 2027, rejecting three optional exemptions during its annual classification hearing.
Pepperell town officials previewed 13 Town Meeting warrant articles ahead of the November 7 vote at Nissitissit Middle School.
The Pepperell Council on Aging continued its senior center logo decision and draft board regulations to December 1 after lengthy discussion.
Pepperell remembers resident Tino Nicholas Currao, 45, in this week's obituary notices. From our own coverage: Recreation Commission grapples with youth field shortages; Obituary notices mark Pepperell resident's sudden death.
Pepperell's Capital Program Committee reviewed a $350,000 capital spending pitch for the November 7 special town meeting, to be funded entirely from free cash.
The Pepperell Agricultural Commission said it will move forward with a Right to Farm bylaw amendment at Fall Town Meeting despite a Board of Health request to delay it for a joint public hearing.
Pepperell's Recreation Commission grapples with youth sports field and gym shortages squeezing lacrosse, baseball and cheer programs. From our own coverage: Recreation board tackles youth sports field crunch; Home sales range $335,000 to $1.1 million.
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