Charlton Cemetery Commission approves capital warrant articles for October special town meeting. Superintendent James Burlingame was authorized unanimously to present two articles at the town's Special Town Meeting: paving all roads in Union Cemetery and purchasing a snowplow and sander attachment
Charlton's weekly obituary notices column lists one death this week: Nagy, Michael, age 80, of Charlton, Massachusetts, who died July 29, 2026. His notice was posted via Echovita.com, with funeral arrangements under the care of Roberts Funeral Homes. No further biographical or service d…
Charlton recorded 16 property transfers with the Worcester County Registry of Deeds between July 3 and Aug. 1, but none of the deeds had a sale price recorded, so a price range and median could not be calculated this month. The most notable transaction was the Charlton Town Assessors' acquisition of
Charlton Cultural Council plans October art show at library. The council outlined details for its annual community art show at the Charlton Library, with artwork installation Saturday, October 3, and opening reception Tuesday, October 8 through October 31. The council decided on an open call
Fourteen property transfers were recorded in Charlton between June 26 and July 25, but none of the 11 non-nominal transactions had a sale price posted yet, and no range or median can be calculated this period.
Board heard that 43 residents still need bottled water from Flint Road landfill PFAS contamination.
Charlton Old Home Day Committee approves military vehicles from American Heritage Museum, announces award recipients. Members meeting July 21 approved World War II and Vietnam War vehicles for the summer parade, including a 1944 Greyhound machine gun vehicle and a potential M5 Stuart Tank. The
Charlton Board of Health hears Flint Road landfill cleanup is on track but short on fill soil. Consultant Gary Magnuson of CMG Environmental told the board 43 of 61 tested homes remain on bottled water, five have PFAS treatment systems, and 13 are consistently non-detect.
Charlton Recreation Commission approves $7,306 for football league equipment. Chair Ross Lemansky and Vice Chair Patricia Rydlak, sitting without Member Bradford Howard, unanimously approved purchases of an automated external defibrillator estimated at $2,158.95 and an outdoor sound system at
One Charlton, Massachusetts obituary was published this week: Seaward, Jocelyn E. "Glassey," who died July 16, 2026. Her notice was posted via Echovita on behalf of Potter Funeral Services (New Bedford, MA), which handled the arrangements. The source listing did not include an age, surv…