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Reading Morning Brief, Oct. 26: Home sales topped out at $750,000
September home sales in Reading topped out at $750,000 as most deeds withheld price data. From our own coverage: Council on Aging debates senior lunch funding plan; Select Board challenges MWRA sewer overflow plan.
From Reading News
- Council on Aging debates senior lunch funding plan The Reading Council on Aging took up a proposal to tap the Burbank Trust Fund for weekly and monthly senior lunches, as members clashed over an unexplained $20,000 budget line and whether the center should charge more for meals.Reading News
- Select Board challenges MWRA sewer overflow plan Reading's Select Board took issue with a Massachusetts Water Resources Authority sewer overflow plan that could push the town's cost to $68.4 million, arguing new MWRA communities are avoiding fees Reading already paid.Reading News
- September home sales top out at $750,000 A review of September property records found Reading's top home sale reaching $750,000, while most deeds recorded did not list a sale price.Reading News
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