Winchester Morning Brief, Oct. 27: Deed filings show limited pricing data

From Winchester News

• Select Board clears warrant articles, Human Rights Commission picks Winchester's Select Board worked through a packed Fall Town Meeting warrant that included a Comcast utility relocation, new appointments to a Human Rights Commission, and a brewing dispute over whether Forest Ridge proponents bypassed the board.Winchester News
• Planning Board revisits Waterfield gate, Forest Ridge land bid Winchester's Planning Board took up disputed design changes to the 25 Waterfield Road apartment project while hearing a revived pitch to acquire the 13.7-acre Forest Ridge parcel by eminent domain, backed by a new appraisal and grant funding.Winchester News
• Deed filings show limited pricing data this fall Winchester's latest property transfer filings for September and October show trust-to-trust transfers outnumbering standard sales, limiting the pricing data available from recent deed filings.Winchester News

Yesterday in Winchester (Mon, Oct 26)

• Football coach previews playoffs after Lexington forfeit win Winchester High football coach Wally Dembowski discussed the team's 5-2 record, a forfeit win over Lexington, and playoff positioning, according to winchesternews.org.winchesternews.org

Coming up

• Sat, Oct 31, 9:00 a.m.: Winchester Farmers Market set for Oct. 31 The Winchester Farmers Market returns Oct. 31 at 9 a.m., according to the town calendar.Winchester Town Calendar

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