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Bolton Deed Records Show Ten Property Transfers, Most Prices Not Yet Recorded

Ten Bolton property transfers were recorded between Aug. 7 and Sept. 5, but only two of the ten deeds had a sale price recorded. Recorded prices ranged from $22,649 to $1,145,000, with a median of $583,824. The period's top transaction was a $1,145,000 sale of a Bolton property (no street address

Agricultural Commission assigns coordination roles for Master Plan work

Agricultural Commission coordinates Master Plan work with other Bolton town boards. The commission assigned members to coordinate with the Planning Board, Conservation Trust, Economic Development, Town Planner, and Historical Commission on farm-support and land-preservation initiatives. The

Bolton Records Eight Deeds in August, but Just One Price Recorded

Bolton recorded eight property transfers in the four weeks ending Aug. 29, but only one included a recorded sale price: an $850,000 transaction in which Louis F. and Nicole A. LeBlanc sold to Thomas P. and Kimberly A. Shortt. That sale sets the range and the median at $850,000, since no other

Bolton records 12 deed transfers in past month; most sale prices are not yet recorded

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

Board of Health approves shared irrigation well at Mill Pond Road property.

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