Eleven property transfers were recorded in Hopedale between Aug. 7 and Sept. 5, but only one deed had a sale price recorded: $285,000, recorded Aug. 14. With sale prices missing from 10 of 11 deeds, no price range or median can be calculated for the period. Gannett Way and Warfield Street each saw…
Hopedale Library Board approved Statue of Hope restoration after securing CPC funding. Daedalus Conservation assessed the sculpture at roughly $32,000 in repairs needed to address mortar, cracks, and damaged marble; the Community Preservation Committee voted on August 28th to fund $16,000, with the
Hopedale recorded 11 property transfers between July 31 and Aug. 29, but only one deed had a sale price recorded: $100,000, recorded Aug. 7, with Central One Federal Credit Union as buyer. The other 10 transfers were listed as "price not yet recorded," including two on Hopedale Street and same-day
Hopedale recorded eight deed transfers between July 24 and Aug. 22, but only two had a sale price recorded: $80,000 for a property without a listed street address and $55,000 for 3 Thayer St., producing a two-sale median of $67,500. The other six recordings, on Williams Street, Rockridge Road,
The Hopedale Council on Aging Board discussed payment-processing delays affecting instructors and decided to send a letter to the Select Board.
Planning Board votes to release 75 Plain Street performance bond. Chair Stephen Chaplin recused himself due to a conflict of interest, while member Chris Chase reported unsuccessful outreach to a GFI representative. The board voted 4-0-1 to release the bond contingent on closure of the original
Conservation Commission approves negative wetland determination for South Main Street property. The board voted 3-1-1 to find that 304-306 South Main Street does not fall under Hopedale's wetland jurisdiction after Wetland Scientist Curtis Waisgerber from Goddard Consulting investigated a sewer
Ten property deeds were recorded in Hopedale between July 10 and July 16, but only one, an $800,000 sale of a property listed simply as "Hopedale, MA," sold by Kyle and Kelly Host to Elizabeth and Kyle Keimer, had a price recorded. That single transaction sets both the price range and median at
Library Trustees unanimously approve facility upgrades and summer programs. The board authorized purchase of a LIFEPAK CR2 automated external defibrillator and approved a fire monitoring system installed by Custom Alarm for $986, with annual costs of $770. Director Keely Bethel-Penny was authorized
Planning Board endorses resubmitted ANR for 229 South Main Street dividing the property into four lots. Chair Stephen Chaplin recused himself from discussion; Kaplan Hasanoglu moved to endorse the application after confirming the resubmitted plans meet all zoning requirements, with Chris Chase
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