Stoneham recorded 18 property transfers between Sept. 18 and Oct. 17, with 12 sales carrying a recorded price ranging from $399,000 to $1,675,000 and a median of $991,500. The month's top sale was 47 Winship Dr., which sold for $1,675,000 on Sept. 24.
In-person early voting opens at Town Hall as mailed ballots arrive ahead of November election.
The Stoneham Planning Board deadlocked 2-2 on recommending a two-year data center moratorium, sending it to town meeting without the board's backing.
Town unveils proposed incentive program to fill downtown's vacant storefronts. Also in today's brief (10 items): Town eyes incentive program for vacant storefronts; Downtown construction squeezes local shops, CBS reports; Ternullo challenges Day for 31st Middlesex seat; Stoneham hosts B…
Stoneham High School student representatives updated the School Committee on a busy stretch for fall athletics: the girls soccer team defeated Watertown, the golf team won its last two matches, and football was set to play at Wilmington on Oct. 9.
This week's Stoneham obituary column carries one notice: Smith, William J. Jr. (96), a longtime Stoneham resident who died October 8, 2026, with his family by his side. His obituary was posted by Barile Family Funeral Homes & Cremation Service - Stoneham and carried on Legacy.com. Other…
Stoneham School Committee takes up chimney funding ahead of Oct. 19 town meeting. From our own coverage: Nature school eyes weekly use of Whip Hill; Board of Appeals takes up $13M Main Street housing plan. Also in today's brief (14 items): Town updates Stevens Street recycling center ho…
Stoneham recorded 18 property transfers between Sept. 11 and Oct. 10, nine with a sale price already on file. Prices ranged from $300,000 to $1,675,000, with a median of $770,000. The period's top sale was 47 Winship Drive, which sold for $1,675,000 on Sept. 24 to Edward Ledgard and Amanda Chauncy.
Stoneham's Board of Appeals weighs parking and zoning variances for a $13 million Main Street housing redevelopment. From our own coverage: Conservation panel weighs weekly nature school use of Whip Hill; Board of Appeals takes up $13M Main Street housing redevelopment. Also in today's …
Stoneham School Committee backed $269,500 toward central school chimney repairs and approved a $335,244.82 warrant.