West Newbury seeks input on library's future
The Town of West Newbury and the G.A.R. Memorial Library are holding a community meeting Oct. 29 to gather resident input on the library building's future.
The Town of West Newbury and the G.A.R. Memorial Library are holding a community meeting Oct. 29 to gather resident input on the library building's future.
The West Newbury Select Board adopted a new mission statement for the town at its Oct. 8 meeting, outlining priorities such as fiscal responsibility, natural resource protection and community engagement. Residents are invited to share feedback on the statement.
West Newbury residents have until 5 p.m. on Oct. 24 to register to vote ahead of the Nov. 3 state election. From our own coverage: Select board approves fall event permits; Police to host drug take back day.
The G.A.R Memorial Library announced three October events: a line dancing session Oct. 20, a family Lego drop-in Oct. 21, and an introduction to AI assistants Oct. 26 requiring RSVP.
West Newbury's town clerk announced Oct. 16 that early voting for the Nov. 3 state election starts Oct. 17 and runs through Oct. 30 at the Town Office Building.
West Newbury recorded 13 property sales between Sept. 11 and Oct. 10. Prices were available for six of those deeds, ranging from $330,000 to $2,055,000, with a median of $734,500. The month's top recorded sale was 420 Middle St., which sold for $2,055,000 on Oct. 9. Main Street saw the most
West Newbury's Planning Board pressed pause on a 26-unit Main Street project over outdated traffic data. From our own coverage: Planning board weighs 26-unit project's traffic data. Also in today's brief (7 items): Town seeks input on organizational assessment report; Obituary published…
West Newbury mails ballots to voters ahead of the November 3 state election. Also in today's brief (8 items): Water bills mailed to West Newbury residents; Ballots mailed for Nov. 3 state election; Select Board meets Thursday at town hall; Indigenous Peoples Day celebration set for Satu…
West Newbury's Planning Board continued two active subdivision hearings to Nov. 4 and ordered a peer review of a dated traffic study. Chair Rob Phillips opened by apologizing for an unposted site walk at 187 Main Street, where applicant John T.
West Newbury home sales in September ranged from $330,000 to nearly $2 million. From our own coverage: September home sales range widely across town. Also in today's brief (8 items): Rocks Village Bridge down to single lane; Select Board wants residents' input; Clean River Project talk …