This week's obituary notices column for North Adams, Massachusetts carries one qualifying notice: Klucky, Rose Marie, who spent her early years in North Adams before later making her home in Enfield, Connecticut, and in Pembroke and Penacook, New Hampshire. She died September 18, 2026. …
North Adams recorded 10 deed transfers from Aug. 28 to Sept. 26, but only three carried a sale price so far, ranging from $13,500 to $220,000 with a median of $25,000. The month's top transaction was 281 Walnut St., which sold for $220,000 on Sept. 2 to Nazmul and Shaika M. Azad.
North Adams City Council voted down a $14,231 federal grant then postponed it pending a legal opinion.
Steel framing and roofing wrap up on North Adams's new Greylock School building project. From our own coverage: North Adams records 13 property deeds this week. Also in today's brief (4 items): Steel framing, roof completed at new Greylock School; Drury boys soccer hosts Gateway Regiona…
One North Adams obituary notice was published this week: Gyurasz (Timoney), Nancy Jean, 94, who died September 8 at Mt. Greylock Extended Care in Pittsfield. She was a lifelong North Adams native, born in the city in 1932 and educated in its public schools. Her notice was posted by Flyn…
North Adams recorded 13 property deeds between Aug. 21 and Sept. 19, but sale prices have posted for only three so far: a range of $215,271 to $280,000 with a median of $277,500. The period's top sale was 45 Woodlawn Ave. at $280,000, sold by Eric James Spath to Debra A. Whiting. All 13 deeds were
North Adams held a joint hearing on tightening short-term rental enforcement and closed the hearing without a final vote.
Two North Adams obituaries were published this week: Carlson, Gene Stewart, 84, who died September 4 at his home; and Wilson, Charles D., 95, who died September 6 at North Adams Commons. Wilson was employed by Sprague Electric Company for 46 years. Both notices were posted by Flynn & Da…
North Adams recorded 14 property transfers between Aug. 14 and Sept. 12, but only four listed a sale price, ranging from $32,000 to $149,900 with a median of $67,500. The period's top recorded sale was 28 Myers Ave. at $149,900. Banks, credit unions, or mortgage-related entities such as Mortgage
The North Adams City Council Codification Review Committee voted to let general retail, offices, salons and most restaurants open downtown by right instead of through special permits. Chair Ashley Shade and member Lisa Hall Blackmer cast the recorded votes, with member Peter Breen marked absent.