Erving Morning Brief, Oct. 30: Special Town Meeting set for Nov. 16
Erving Select Board sets Nov. 16 Special Town Meeting on zoning bylaw revisions. From our own coverage: Special Town Meeting scheduled for Nov. 16.
Erving Select Board sets Nov. 16 Special Town Meeting on zoning bylaw revisions. From our own coverage: Special Town Meeting scheduled for Nov. 16.
Erving Public Library schedules a Feathered Friends sewing workshop with Wee Things Fiber Arts on Nov. 1.
Erving Public Library will open a new Jeanne Brown art exhibit Sunday, running through December.
Erving's Select Board endorsed a Planning Board zoning amendment with one member abstaining. From our own coverage: Select Board OKs liquor license transfer on West Main Street.
Select board approves liquor license transfer while facing zero contractor bids for winter plowing. From our own coverage: Select board OKs liquor license transfer.
Ten properties sold in Erving between Sept. 25 and Oct. 24, with six carrying a recorded price ranging from $25,000 to $325,000 and a median of $75,000. The month's top sale was 191 Old State Rd at $325,000, an estate transfer to Dominic P. Carme and Jordan C. Fournier.
Planning, finance and select boards all meet Monday night at town hall and senior center.
Early voting for the midterm elections begins this week at Erving Town Hall. Also in today's brief (12 items): Early voting opens at town hall; Library book club meets Sunday afternoon; Library hosts Halloween event Sunday; Trunk-or-treat and parade planned Sunday.
Eleven properties in Erving changed hands between Sept. 18 and Oct. 17, but only two deeds carry a recorded sale price so far: $50,000 and $310,000, putting the midpoint at $180,000.
The Franklin County Registry of Deeds recorded nine property transfers in Erving between Sept. 11 and Oct. 10, but none carried a sale price in the data available for this report, so the period's price range and median cannot be calculated. The most detailed transaction was the Sept. 15 conveyance
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