One Bolton obituary was published this week: Loetell, David Henry, 78, of Bolton, who died Saturday, August 15, 2026. His notice was posted by Tighe Hamilton Regional Funeral Home - Hudson, with listings also appearing on Legacy.com and Echovita.
Bolton recorded 12 property deeds between July 24 and Aug. 22, but only three had a sale price recorded: $800,000 for an unaddressed property (seller Gregory Goodwin, buyers John Scott III and Heather M. Scott), $232,953 for 0 Mallard Lane, and $185,000 for a condo unit at 4 Village Lane. The median
Bolton Board of Health approves shared irrigation well at Mill Pond Road. The Board, chaired by Chris Rogers with members Christopher Slade and Wendy Karlon, unanimously approved the 72 Mill Pond Road irrigation well after confirming 155-foot offset from septic system and 29-foot setback from
Bolton Conservation Commission narrowly approves Bower Springs leash mandate. The board voted 3-2 Tuesday to require leashed dogs at the popular Bower Springs Conservation Area, capping a three-month, commission-ordered data-collection period that failed to resolve the underlying dispute.
Twelve property deeds were recorded in Bolton this period, dated July 17 through July 23, but none had a sale price recorded, so a price range and median could not be calculated. Seven of the 12 involved a bank, mortgage lender, servicer or Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems Inc as a party,
Bolton Select Board unanimously clears a key infrastructure hurdle for the Forbush Mill Culvert repair project. The board authorized Town Administrator Marie Sobalvarro to pursue temporary easements for Forbush Mill Culvert #1, advancing repairs tied to a $1.8 million state grant with a December
Bolton Public Ways Committee delays school speed zone, explores road closure. At its August 12 meeting, the committee unanimously approved prior minutes and postponed discussion of a school speed zone at Bolton High School until the new building is completed. Members Mary Ciummo, Chris Strus,
Bolton Transfer Station Committee approves new tiered sticker pricing and mandatory compliance starting January 2027. The committee voted 4-0 to implement the new pricing structure and 4-0 to assess fines for residents without stickers after the compliance date. Alan Levin III will present the