Erving Morning Brief, Nov. 1: School panel reviews plan after MCAS gains
School Committee weighs new improvement plan after Erving's best MCAS scores since 2014. From our own coverage: School committee reviews plan after MCAS gains.
School Committee weighs new improvement plan after Erving's best MCAS scores since 2014. From our own coverage: School committee reviews plan after MCAS gains.
Erving recorded 10 property transfers in October, with five carrying listed sale prices ranging from $25,000 to $130,000 and a median of $40,000; the remaining five have no price recorded yet.
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 School Committee adopted a new School Improvement Plan after Principal Beth Gannon reported the school's best MCAS performance since 2014.
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.
The Erving Select Board voted to appoint Michelle Turner as the town's part-time treasurer.
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.
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