Pepperell recreation panel tables gazebo renaming, softball fence bid
Pepperell Recreation Commission tables gazebo renaming and a softball fencing request, both pushed to August.
Pepperell Recreation Commission tables gazebo renaming and a softball fencing request, both pushed to August.
Pepperell Planning Board works through half of a draft subdivision rules rewrite, taking no votes. Chair Al Batnod led members David Ganong and Sandy Hartnett, seated as a full voting member, through sections six to eight of the 49-page draft, reaching page 26 before adjourning at 7:48 p.m.
Eighteen properties sold in Pepperell between June 26 and July 25, with disclosed prices ranging from $305,000 to $915,000 and a median of $531,250 among the 16 sales that included a price. The period's top sale was 4 Ridge Rd, which sold for $915,000 on June 30 to Ester De Oliveira Bit…
Pepperell's Invasive and Native Plant Advisory Committee voted to overhaul its town website and replace its existing invasive-plant fact sheets with links to the Sudbury-Assabet-Concord Watershed Association's online guide.
Pepperell Planning Board sets September public hearing target for four fall town meeting zoning articles.
Pepperell Youth Soccer League set evaluation dates for its 2026 fall and 2027 spring travel soccer seasons and honored its 2025 award winners: Josh Adams (Anthony Ciccone Award), Lily Gouveia (Melissa D'eon Award), Olivia Peterson and Rebekah Sylvester (Women's Leadership Award), and Br…
The South Middlesex Registry of Deeds recorded 20 Pepperell property transfers between June 19 and July 18. Disclosed prices, available for 16 of the 20 deeds, ranged from $220,000 to $915,000, with a median of $488,500. The period's top sale was 4 Ridge Rd at $915,000. Sales split even…
Pepperell's Climate Change Committee met July 16 without a quorum and took no formal votes.
Pepperell's Board of Public Works directed staff to send an urgent letter to the state Department of Environmental Protection raising concerns that a Bemis Road solar farm may contaminate the town's primary drinking-water well.
Pepperell Capital Program Committee advances project list toward November Town Meeting with $6.2 million police grant leading the way.