Government · Taft Public Library Board of Trustees
Library Board Applies Vendor Policy, Declines Serenitea Pop-Ups
Mendon library trustees upheld vendor policy in declining Serenitea coffee stand request.
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Government · Council on Aging _ Senior Center
Council on Aging Elects Co-Chairs, Plans Facility Upgrades
Council on Aging reorganized its leadership and advanced facility improvements. Peg Nogueira and Earl Pearlman were elected co-chairs and Carol Kotros as treasurer on September 16.
Government · Planning Board
Planning Board Schedules Three Hearings for September 21
The Planning Board opened and continued multiple applications, with three hearings scheduled for September 21. Board member Barry Iadarola moved for continuances of public hearings for 3 Morrison Drive and 36 Milford Street, seconded by Jason Krauss; all members unanimously approved both. The board
Morning Brief
Nine Mendon Deeds Recorded in Late Summer, but Most Sale Prices Stay Private
Nine property transfers were recorded in Mendon between Aug. 14 and Sept. 12, but only two had a sale price recorded: $550,000 for 31 Hartford Ave West and $110,250 for 7 Hartford Ave West, putting the recorded range at $110,250 to $550,000 with a median of $330,125. The remaining seven transfers,
Government · Board of Health
BOARD KEEPS PRIVATE WELL TESTING STANDARDS
The Mendon Board of Health unanimously maintained its private well testing standards during a September 9 meeting. Board members including Chair Alan Greenberg and Vice-Chair Tom Fichtner declined to align well testing parameters with the state's Title 5 standard, determining that comprehensive
Morning Brief
No Sale Prices Recorded in Any of Mendon's Eight August Property Transfers
Eight Mendon properties were recorded as sold between Aug. 7 and Sept. 5, but none of the deeds had a sale price recorded, so no price range or median could be calculated this period. Transfers were recorded at 30 Washington St., 11 Bellingham St., 21 Puddingstone Lane, 9 Puffer Drive, 5 Bates St.,
Government · Elections
Mendon hosts State Primary, records 1061 votes cast
Mendon State Primary draws 1061 votes on September 1. The election at Miscoe Hill School recorded 688 Democratic ballots and 373 Republican ballots cast, with results posted at 8:40 pm by Town Clerk Ellen Agro. Among major races, Edward Markey received 448 Democratic votes for U.S. Senator,
Government · Planning Board
Planning Board approves site plan for 35 Cape Rd.
Planning Board approves site plan for 35 Cape Rd. development. The Planning Board unanimously endorsed a site plan and special permit for a proposed development at 35 Cape Rd., including approval of the stormwater management plan, during a continuation hearing. The board reviewed a peer review
Morning Brief
Mendon August Deed Activity Dominated by Non-Arm's-Length Transfers, Price Data Sparse
Eight deeds were recorded in Mendon between July 31 and Aug. 29, 2026, but only one entry in the dataset carries a stated consideration amount, $435,000, and that figure appears linked to a financing instrument rather than a confirmed open-market sale. With no verified purchase prices available,
Government · Board of Health
Board unanimously approves four FY27 contracts and agreements
Mendon Board of Health unanimously approved four fiscal 2027 contracts and agreements. Chairman Alan Greenberg and two voting members ratified contracts for Clean Harbors hazardous waste management and Atlas landfill monitoring, and reappointed the MHOA as the town's tobacco agent. The board also
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