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Sterling Records 11 Property Transfers in Late July, Just Four List Sale Prices

Sterling recorded 11 property transfers between July 10 and Aug. 8, but only four deeds disclosed a sale price. Among those, prices ranged from $60,000 to $387,545, with a median of $125,000. The month's highest disclosed sale was 7 Newell Hill Rd. at $387,545, sold by Constitution Properties LLC.

Sterling Records Eleven Property Transfers in July, Few Sale Prices Disclosed

Worcester County Registry of Deeds records show 11 property transfers recorded in Sterling between July 3 and Aug. 1, but only three disclosed a sale price. Disclosed prices ranged from $60,000 to $400,000, with a median of $361,416. The month's top disclosed sale was a $400,000 transfer of a

Select Board approves Cub Scout beach campout, rejects liquor pilot program.

Sterling Select Board approves Cub Scout beach campout, rejects liquor pilot. Cub Scout Pack 34 received unanimous approval to camp at the town beach on June 13, pending receipt of an insurance certificate; the event will host nine families with first and fourth grade children. Chair Maureen

Select Board approves treasurer successor, town hall summer closure, policy updates.

Select Board unanimously approves transition plan for fiscal offices in Sterling. Treasurer Collector Victoria Smith will retire in September after 125 remaining work days; Sharon McGowan will assume the position with Meggin Hendley as Assistant Treasurer. Hendley, employed with Sterling for 18

OSIC votes $110 for Sterling Fair booth to promote open space work.

Sterling's Open Space Implementation Committee unanimously approved a $110 expenditure for a booth at the September Sterling Fair to promote the committee's work to the community. In related business, Chuck Plaisted reported that town meeting approved $12,500 for trail clearing and that funds