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Library plans workshop on political division

Clinton library plans Depolarizing Within workshop Wednesday to help residents bridge political divides. Also in today's brief (13 items): Town flags free North Central medical program; Clinton field hockey takes on Greenfield; Board of Health meets Tuesday at Town Hall; Library runs ST…

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New office hours launch for small businesses

Clinton launches new office hours for small and microbusiness owners this week. Also in today's brief (14 items): Town posts new small business office hours; Schools open fall enrichment program registration; Fuller Field named among nation's oldest ballparks; Clinton field hockey close…

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Early voting schedule now posted

Clinton posts its early voting schedule as officials urge residents to beat Election Day lines. Also in today's brief (9 items): Town posts early voting schedule; CPS opens fall enrichment registration; Library hosts coffee and conversation workshop; Library trustees advocacy panel meet…

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Just 3 of 10 home sales show price

Only three of ten recently recorded Clinton home sales have a listed price so far. From our own coverage: Just 3 of 10 home sales show price. Also in today's brief (14 items): Retirement Board meets Tuesday afternoon; Library Board of Trustees meets Tuesday evening; Library runs back-to…

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Just 3 of 10 Recorded Clinton Home Sales Show a Price So Far

Ten property deeds were recorded in Clinton between Aug. 28 and Sept. 26, but only three show a sale price in registry data so far, ranging from $56,555 to $450,000, with a median of $252,500. The top recorded sale was 269 Oak St. at $450,000, sold by Robert E. and Jodi L. Champagne to Ingrid

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Library plans Halloween craft session for kids

Clinton Public Library sets Halloween craft session for children as three town boards convene this week. Also in today's brief (12 items): School Committee meets Monday at high school; Retirement Board meets Tuesday afternoon; Library trustees meet Tuesday evening; Library hosts back-to…

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School Committee returns Monday

Clinton's School Committee returns Monday as the Retirement Board and library trustees round out a meeting-heavy week. Also in today's brief (12 items): Clinton girls soccer faces Quabbin Regional; School Committee meets Monday night; Retirement Board convenes Tuesday afternoon; Library…

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Library launches series on disagreeing better

Clinton Public Library launches new discussion series on having productive disagreements next week. Also in today's brief (11 items): Romp 'n Stomp toddler program meets Sept. 24; Tech Help with Leah offered Sept. 24; Cookbook Club digs into 'My Mexican Kitchen'; Retirement Board meets …

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New library programs fill this week's calendar

New library and town programs on grief, cooking and tech help fill Clinton's week. Also in today's brief (9 items): Library offers one-on-one tech help twice this week; Adult coloring session offers a calm break Wednesday; English Conversation Hour meets Wednesday evening; New series on…

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Select Board sets hearings on Allen, Oak street utility poles

Select Board schedules public hearing and utility pole hearings for Allen and Oak streets Wednesday. From our own coverage: Two of 13 recorded Clinton deeds list sale prices. Also in today's brief (12 items): Finance Committee meets Monday at Town Hall; Library hosts Lyme disease progra…

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