The Town of Ipswich announced the Ipswich Utilities Department began the High Street Green Infrastructure Project Oct. 1 at 272 High Street, with main work done by December 2026 and the office EV charger out of service during construction.
Ipswich's Treasurer/Collector says fiscal year 2027 second-quarter real estate and personal property tax bills are due Nov. 2, 2026, with payments due by that date, not just postmarked, to avoid interest and penalties.
Ipswich hires Beverly's finance director Bryant Ayles as its new deputy town manager. From our own coverage: Town plans overdose response training Nov. 16; Utilities starts High Street green infrastructure project.
Ipswich Public Health Department plans overdose response training with regional partners.
Ipswich School Committee's Policy Subcommittee meets Friday morning to discuss district policy. From our own coverage: Town details safe disposal options for used needles; Planning Department flags fake fee invoice emails.
This week's Ipswich obituary notices include one resident: Baker, Deborah (McMillen), 77, who died Tuesday, October 13, after a three-month illness.
Select Board, Finance Committee and School Committee all meet Tuesday night ahead of the Special Town Meeting. From our own coverage: Planning Dept flags fake fee invoice scheme.
The Ipswich Public Library Board of Trustees meets Monday, Oct. 19, at 6 p.m. to conduct regular library business. From our own coverage: Planning Department flags fake fee invoices.
Ipswich School Committee delayed a vote on disputed Green Street land needed for a town pump station.
Ipswich's planning department warns applicants about fraudulent invoices demanding wire payments for permits.