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November 28, 2023
WINCHESTER - As Civico, the development team who leased the Waterfield lot to build a 60-unit housing complex, works their way through the Planning Board process (they already signed a
November 15, 2023
WINCHESTER - Town Meeting indefinitely postponed Article 29, to make changes to the bylaw dealing with the Finance Committee.
September 14, 2023
WINCHESTER - The Select Board accepted a proposal from an abutter to purchase 20 Glenwood Ave. for $40,000.
August 18, 2023
WINCHESTER - Mario Covino came before the Select Board back in December of last year with a proposal to develop nine rental units with two of those units affordable to
July 21, 2023
WINCHESTER - If Winchester has an abundance of anything it might be trees. In fact, the town has a Permanent Street Tree Committee (PSTC) and is a Tree City USA
July 6, 2023
WINCHESTER - The Select Board approved the permitting and reserving of up to five spaces starting now through July 31 for Santander Bank at 7 Church St. for exterior work
March 24, 2023
HADLEY — The planned conversion of a Route 9 hotel into affordable housing is being rejected by the Zoning Board of Appeals.In a unanimous decision Monday, the three-member panel voted down a request by Valley Community Development to use the state’s...
March 21, 2023
HADLEY — The planned conversion of a Route 9 hotel into affordable housing is being rejected by the Zoning Board of Appeals.In a unanimous decision Monday, the three-member panel voted down a request by Valley Community Development to use the state’s...
December 15, 2021
Kingston selectmen approve agreement for wind turbine removal.
March 10, 2021
Wicked Local KINGSTON – The developer of a controversial affordable housing project may settle for building a 16-unit development, sort of. In the middle of an at times contentious Zoning Board of Appeals hearing March 3, consultant Paul Cusson announced that property owner would agree to a “potential negotiated plan” for a 16-unit project that would not be appealed if the board were to approve it. Cusson said while there are those who consider the project to be too dense, it’s within t...