Woburn recorded 19 property transfers between Sept. 25 and Oct. 24, but only seven carried a disclosed sale price as of this writing, ranging from $60,000 to $934,900 with a median of $700,000 among priced sales.
Woburn City Council says progress is being made at a long-troubled Green Street property. Also in today's brief (1 items): Council acknowledges progress at Green Street trouble property.
Woburn Police Department plans to join the DEA's national prescription drug take-back day. Also in today's brief (1 items): Police plan prescription drug take-back event.
City Council considers nine-unit Warren Avenue special permit amid pest-control debate and opioid funding update. From our own coverage: Council weighs 9-unit Warren Avenue permit conditions.
The Missile Defense Agency awarded Raytheon Co., based in Woburn, a contract modification under a previously awarded agreement, according to a Defense Department contracts notice.
The Woburn City Council honored the Daily Times Chronicle's 125th anniversary and approved three Eversource Energy utility grants of location Tuesday while continuing three special permit hearings to November 17.
The Woburn Traffic Commission voted to swap which side of Walnut Hill Park allows parking after reviewing congestion photos. Commissioner Cashel submitted the photos and argued the change would preserve "access to the property for emergency services, for plowing issues."
Woburn's License Commission approved earlier alcohol-service hours for First Watch and granted two one-day licenses for the Greek Orthodox Community of Woburn's upcoming Gyro Fest and trivia night.
The Woburn Board of Appeals approved special permits for additions at three properties and continued a contested accessory dwelling unit case to November 18.
A Woburn parent told the School Committee the district missed a legal deadline to give her full access to her children's student records.