MLP approves minutes, preps Nov. 3 router pilot
The Shutesbury MLP Committee finalized plans for its first router replacement pilot, beginning November 3, and approved its September 23 minutes by a 3-0 roll call vote.
The Shutesbury MLP Committee finalized plans for its first router replacement pilot, beginning November 3, and approved its September 23 minutes by a 3-0 roll call vote.
The Shutesbury Council on Aging voted to join a resident petition opposing the town's halt to plowing on lower Birch Drive.
The Shutesbury Cemetery Commission reviewed draft guidelines letting families handle parts of a green burial themselves and discussed buying a storage shed for equipment.
Select Board moves to address dangerous dog complaint and investigate solar site fire. From our own coverage: Select Board orders muzzle for Leonard Road dog; School panel advances seven policies for review.
Shutesbury recorded 13 property transfers between Sept. 18 and Oct. 17, but the Franklin County Registry of Deeds has posted a sale price for only one so far: $100,000 for 450 Pelham Hill Rd, sold Sept. 24 by Jason A. and Kasey Grant to PeoplesBank.
Shutesbury's School Committee policy subcommittee advanced seven draft policies to the full board, including a new rule on staff interactions with civil immigration enforcement. Chair Leah Jack and member Katrina Catalano, the only two present, approved each motion unanimously.
The Shutesbury School Committee pushed for a formal say in Shutesbury Elementary's heat pump conversion, warning a $150,000 state design grant could still leave oil backup in the mix.
Shutesbury Select Board voted 2-0 to declare a Leonard Road dog "dangerous" after three attacks on a neighbor's dog since early spring.
Shutesbury recorded 14 property transfers between Sept. 11 and Oct. 10, but only three carry a sale price so far: $117,314 for 13 Great Pines Dr. Ext., $100,000 for 450 Pelham Hill Rd., and $64,190 for 160 Wendell Rd., for a median of $100,000. The other 11 transfers have no price on fi…
The Shutesbury Board of Health approved a septic system upgrade on Wyola Drive and agreed to phase in higher hauler and installer license fees.
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