North Brookfield School Committee adopts bell-to-bell cell phone ban using Yondr pouches funded by state grant. From our own coverage: School Committee adopts cell phone ban, PROTECT Act; Selectmen take up Mount Pleasant bid, pavement study.
North Brookfield's deadline to register to vote for the Nov. 3 election is Saturday, Oct. 24. From our own coverage: Sewer Commission weighs fallout from rough August.
North Brookfield's Sewer Commission reviewed August treatment violations, a force main break and equipment delays. From our own coverage: Sewer panel reviews rough August operations.
North Brookfield recorded 11 property transfers from Sept. 11 to Oct. 10, but only four carry a sale price so far, ranging from $90,000 to $433,650 with a median of $219,900. The month's largest figure, $433,650, was filed without a street address and named a mortgage company and Mortgage
North Brookfield recorded 10 property deeds between Sept. 4 and Oct. 3, but only two carried a sale price by publication time, with the pair ranging from $90,000 to $120,000 and a median of $105,000. The period's top recorded sale was a $120,000 transfer from Robert Cote to Kathleen Ricard. Oakham
North Brookfield School Committee weighs joint panel with Quaboag Regional amid pointed internal disagreement over transparency. From our own coverage: School Committee votes to explore Quaboag partnership. Also in today's brief (3 items): State election scheduled for November 3; Town c…
North Brookfield recorded 10 property transfers between Aug. 28 and Sept. 26, but sale prices have posted for only two so far: $120,000 for 18 Arch St. and $250,000 for a transfer with no listed street address, sold to North Brookfield Savings Bank. Based on those two figures, the price range is
Eleven properties changed hands in North Brookfield between Aug. 21 and Sept. 19, but only one deed, the sale of 18 Arch St. for $120,000, had a recorded sale price by the time data was compiled; the other 10 are still awaiting registry price data, which typically posts within about a week of
Water board agreed to spend $375 on a locksmith for emergency access. The locksmith was hired to repair the treatment facility's Knox box after Fire and Police discovered they lacked emergency keys.
The Worcester County Registry of Deeds recorded 14 property transfers in North Brookfield from Aug. 14 to Sept. 12. Only four included a recorded sale price, ranging from $14,032 to $602,300, with a median of $44,881. The month's largest transaction was a $602,300 deed recorded Aug. 25,
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