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Halifax Records Ten Property Transfers in Late July, Four Within Same Families

Halifax recorded 10 property transfers between July 3 and Aug. 1, according to Plymouth County Registry of Deeds data. Six transactions disclosed a sale price, ranging from $410 to $840 with a median of $626; the other four were transfers within the same family, mostly individuals moving property

Halifax Enters Midweek With No Major Town Hall Announcements

Halifax saw no new announcements Tuesday, June 23, as Town Hall, Halifax Public Schools, and the Halifax Public Library each produced no releases in the coverage window. No commercial outlets reported fresh Halifax items in this cycle either, leaving the day as one of the quieter news p…

Beautification Committee authorizes garden refresh and enforcement camera

Halifax Beautification Committee approves garden improvements and litter-enforcement camera. The committee unanimously authorized spending up to $350 for a replacement hydrangea tree and $100 for perennials at the Margaret Fitzgerald Memorial Garden. In a separate vote, the committee unanimously

Board of Library Trustees to defend library budget at town meeting

Halifax library board mobilizes to defend funding at town meeting. The Board of Library Trustees heard a presentation from Kate Merlin of the Massachusetts Board of Library Commissioners on the state's Municipal Appropriation Requirement (MAR); failure to meet the MAR for five years results in

Halifax Conservation Commission endorses native plant guide for residents

Halifax Conservation Commission advances restoration plan for Old Summit Street's wetlands. Engineer Dave Klenert presented a proposal to restore filled-in wetlands to historic grades using native species, with a three-year monitoring schedule contingent on securing neighbor signatures for a formal