Charlton Planning Board approves Italian restaurant and storage consolidation project. The Board voted unanimously to waive site plan review for Great Grace LLC's conversion of a 2,312-square-foot office building at 61 North Main Street into a restaurant with 34 seats and take-out service,
Charlton Select Board foregoes conservation rights on three parcels totaling 83.61 acres. The board voted unanimously to decline its Chapter 61 rights of first refusal across three properties, most significantly 77.8 acres on A Young Road where developer Pete Messier plans modest residential
Charlton Old Home Day Committee advances event planning with 90 vendors secured. Chair Kathleen Walker reported the committee approved the August 4 minutes unanimously and confirmed key logistics, including four bouncy houses operating from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. and a parade led by marshal Danny Dono.
Charlton recorded 11 property deed transfers between July 10 and Aug. 8, but only two listed a recorded sale price: $60,000 for 47 South Sturbridge Rd. and $616,500 in a July 15 sale from Patricia and Richard Montville to buyer Xavier Mayker Y Pires. Based on those two figures, the median was
The Charlton Water/Sewer Commission approved staffing upgrades and waived connection fees for a Griffen Road water main extension during an August 5 meeting focused on operational planning and project preparation. Chair Robert Coleman and commissioners voted unanimously to hire an Administrative
Council on Aging moves senior center feasibility study to selectmen, welcomes 501(c)(3) nonprofit. The Charlton Council on Aging heard updates on its senior center project, with the feasibility study identifying the Charlton Furniture site as the best location and advancing to the Board of
Charlton Old Home Day Committee plans September 6 event with state gift. The committee finalized preparations for the town celebration, receiving donations totaling $11,560 and maintaining a balance of $35,036.48, Chair Kathleen Walker said. A framed Declaration of Independence representing 250
Community Center Feasibility Committee advances $11.7 million Senior Center plan for October town vote. The Senior and Community Center Feasibility Committee approved an $11.7 million renovation plan for the Dresser Hill property, rejecting a proposed Town Hall renovation due to concerns about
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 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
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