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.
The Stoneham Board of Appeals approved parking and zoning variances for nine projects, including a $13 million Main Street housing redevelopment.
The Stoneham Finance & Advisory Board voted 9-0 to recommend five Town Meeting warrant articles, including a data center moratorium and new communications funding.
The Stoneham Conservation Commission moved toward letting a nature school use Whip Hill weekly and approved fire-alarm wiring without a $5,600 covering option.
Stoneham Select Board funds a part-time communications hire by raiding the trash subsidy account.
Stoneham will display over 500 flags for its 7th annual Field of Honor starting in November. Also in today's brief (14 items): Stoneham Field of Honor returns for 7th year in November; State heating oil rebate program opens to residents; Open space committee meets Wednesday morning; Sch…
The Stoneham Finance & Advisory Board voted 8-0 to recommend favorable action on nine warrant articles ahead of the October 19 Town Meeting, including a home-rule petition to ban certain rat poisons and a $989,138 capital spending plan.
Three Stoneham-resident obituaries were published this week: Bernat, John Michael; McCormack, Olive Glenna; and Regan, Marilyn R. (Sateriale). Bernat, 87, was born in Stoneham and graduated from Stoneham Senior High School before later living in Berwick, Maine, where he died on Septembe…
Stoneham recorded 17 property transfers from Sept. 4 through Oct. 3, with sale prices so far available for eight, ranging from $300,000 to $1,474,000 and a median of $735,000. The top sale was 4 Martin Louis Way at $1,474,000, followed by 3 Gigante Dr at $1,100,000. Marble Street and Main Street