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Policy subcommittee meets Friday morning

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.

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Three boards meet Tuesday before Town Meeting

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.

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Library trustees hold regular board meeting

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.

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Town warns of fake permit invoices

Ipswich's planning department warns applicants about fraudulent invoices demanding wire payments for permits.

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Special Town Meeting set for Oct. 20

Special Town Meeting set for Oct. 20 anchors a packed week of Ipswich board meetings. Also in today's brief (9 items): YMCA Trunk or Treat draws costumed crowd; School building panel's OPM subcommittee meets; Waterways Advisory Committee holds regular session; School Committee meets Thu…

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Deeds show 14 sales up to $2.9 million

Ipswich property records show 14 sales ranging from $285,000 to $2.9 million. From our own coverage: Ipswich deeds show 14 sales from $285,000 to $2.9 million. Also in today's brief (10 items): Finance Committee holds revised warrant hearing Tuesday; Select Board sits as electric light …

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Ipswich Deeds Show 14 Sales From $285,000 To $2.9 Million

Fourteen property transfers were recorded in Ipswich between Sept. 11 and Oct. 10, with eight sale prices posted so far ranging from $285,000 to $2.9 million and a median of $746,000. The top sale was 193 & 195 Argilla Road at $2.9 million, sold by Wasserman M D E to 193 Arg LLC. Six transfers,

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Tax bills due November 3

Ipswich real estate tax bills are due November 3, town officials say. Also in today's brief (14 items): Real estate tax bills due November 3; No holiday delay for trash, recycling pickup; DPW to discuss Turkey Shore Road sidewalk; Select Board sets Nov. 16 tax classification hearing.

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Panel sets hearing on town meeting warrant

Finance Committee sets hearing on Special Town Meeting warrant for Oct. 13. Also in today's brief (9 items): County Street Bridge begins intermittent closures; Winthrop School Council meets Oct. 7; Conservation Commission meets Oct. 7; School Committee meets Oct. 8.

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