Kingston recorded five market sales between Sept. 4 and Oct. 3, with prices ranging from $500,000 to $630,000 and a median of $515,000. The month's top sale was 142 Elm St, which sold for $630,000 on Sept. 10 to Tom and Erika Persson from seller Nicholas Lewis.
Kingston officials warn an override is likely needed to close a widening FY28 budget gap.
Kingston Planning Board clears backlogged minutes, previews Thursday road work at Grove and Pembroke.
Kingston's Recreation Commission approved expanding the "Battle of the Badges" public safety tournament, which pits police, fire, corrections and EMS teams against each other, to two days (Aug. 7-8, 2027) after this year's 32-team event ran long; organizer Mike McNutra also won approval…
Two Kingston-resident obituaries were published this week: Borsari, Edwin L. and Wood, Jane A. Edwin L. Borsari, 94, lived most of his life in Kingston and died September 20 at age 94, surrounded by family; Jane A. Wood, 85, formerly of Brockton, died September 17 at Wingate at Silver L…
Kingston recorded five home sales with prices between Aug. 28 and Sept. 26, ranging from $270,000 to $749,900 with a median of $535,000. The top sale was 8 Copper Beech Dr at $749,900, sold by Daniel S. and Tracy L. Oberist to Cameron R. Collier and Anna L. Brown.
Kingston's Conservation Commission ordered enforcement against a developer who left a subdivision's bridge and stormwater systems unfinished for years.
Kingston Water Commissioners approve $69,100 to keep new well design moving after cost overruns.
Kingston closes an 18-article warrant for an October 27 special town meeting and hears a $17 million road-repair backlog estimate.
Kingston School Committee accepts $70,000 gift, honors late teacher with memorial donation.