Charlton recorded 11 property transfers between June 19 and July 18, but only one carried a posted sale price by press time. That sale, 102 City Depot Rd, closed for $550,000 on June 23, with Donna M. Bibber selling to Robert F. Lemansky, trustee of Lare Realty Trust.
Activities Council votes to end Pasture Prime Players MOU. The council voted to terminate its memorandum of understanding with the organization following unsatisfactory progress on compliance issues identified by the Charlton Fire Inspector during a June 3 inspection of the Pasture Prime Players'
Planning Board approves 120-foot wireless tower; continues review of major applications. Board Chair Patsy Rydlak presided as the Charlton Planning Board unanimously approved the Blue Sky Towers IV LLC telecommunications project at the Charlton Beagle Club with conditions requiring confirmatory
Charlton Recreation Commission funds AED and sound system for youth football.
Charlton Planning Board continued four public hearings and approved two lot actions at its packed July 15 session.
Charlton Conservation Commission closed a long-running telecommunications tower hearing and continued reviews of two major development projects at its July 15 session.
Committee approves $175 for recycling workshop as litter initiative advances. At its July 13 meeting, the Keep Charlton Beautiful Committee unanimously funded Resourcerer's Apprentice to conduct a t-shirt recycling and yarn-making workshop, with the artist fee set at $175. Committee members also
Charlton Water and Sewer Commission authorizes water line before state road project. The commission unanimously approved installation of a municipal water line to 6 City Depot Road to address a fire-protection compliance issue, with the Assessors office authorized to finance the privilege fee
Charlton appoints Gagner to Water/Sewer Commission seat. The Water/Sewer Commission and Board of Selectmen jointly appointed Paul Gagner to fill the vacant commission seat in an eight-zero unanimous roll call vote. The seat had been vacant and advertised following the May 2026 election, in which no
Select Board approves pavement contract, water commission appointment. The board unanimously awarded a $609,100 one-year pavement surfacing contract to Massachusetts Broken Stone and appointed Paul Gagner to the Water/Sewer Commission until May 2027. Unanimously approving two utility pole