One Carver-resident obituary was published this week: Perry, Douglas E., 63, who died August 27, 2026, while in hospice care after a long battle with cancer during which he took part in clinical drug trials. His arrangements are being handled by Shepherd Funeral & Cremation Service, and…
Carver recorded 10 property transfers between Aug. 7 and Sept. 5, but only six carried market sale prices; the other four were nominal-consideration transfers, often within the same family or into trusts. Among the six sales, prices ranged from $29,126 to $805,000, with a median of $425,000.
Carver Zoning Board of Appeals continues a Pond Street ADU appeal and tables a garage-size bylaw rewrite. The board unanimously voted to hold a site visit at 9 a.m.
Carver zoning board stalls ADU appeal over an unfinished basement's square footage.
Carver Conservation Commission approves floating solar, stalls a driveway over buffer loss.
Carver Cranberry Baseball League (Bog Town Little League) has posted its fall schedule for young players. Rookie Blue and Rookie Maroon have practice Sept. 8 at Carver Elementary School's Field 1, with T-Ball and Rookie games kicking off Sept. 12 at Carver Fields and repeating Sept. 19,…
This week's obituary notices carry one Carver, Massachusetts resident: Bumpus, Robert F. (84), who died August 27, 2026. He was the son of the late Warren and Louise Bumpus and is survived by his wife of 65 years, Helen (Tokarsky) Bumpus, two daughters, and grandchildren. Arrangements a…
Carver recorded 11 property deeds between July 31 and Aug. 29, but only three included a sale price. Those three ranged from $250,000 to $500,000, with a median of $499,000. The top transaction was 10 Woodhaven St., which sold for $500,000 on Aug. 10.
Carver's Planning Board voted to release $55,000 of a $75,000 bond held for the Whistleberry Glen subdivision, keeping $20,000 pending final paperwork. The developer said T&K Asphalt had finished the subdivision road and 13 of 14 driveways, with the last delayed by a storage pod.
The Carver School Committee voted unanimously to approve a 20-year solar energy credit agreement with Kearsarge Hardwick LLC projected to save the district and taxpayers roughly $1 million.
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