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Kingston's Two Disclosed Sales Land In A Narrow $669-To-$745 Range

Nine properties in Kingston recorded deed transfers between June 26 and July 25, but only two disclosed a sale price: $669 for 149 Summer St and $745 for 13 Lydon Ln, putting the median of disclosed sales at $707. The remaining seven transactions, including two Main Street properties in…

Kingston Board of Health closes Dollar Tree, shifts meeting night to Tuesdays

Kingston Board of Health closes Dollar Tree over pest conditions, shifts to Tuesday meetings.

Kingston's Three Disclosed Home Sales Span Just $773 to $942

Kingston recorded 11 property transfers between June 19 and July 18, but only three deeds disclosed a sale price: $773, $775 and $942, for a median of $775. The period's top disclosed sale was 34 Charles Dr at $942, from Briarwood Construction Corp. to Paul Lombard III and Lauryl Lombar…

Kingston Water Board Approves 8-Inch Main for 32-Unit 40B Development

Kingston water board approves smaller water main for affordable housing project, flags meter procurement gap.

Kingston Finance Committee Elects New Chair, Approves $189,900 Year-End Transfer

Kingston Finance Committee reorganizes under new chair David Fuller and approves a $189,900 year-end line-item transfer.

Kingston Sewer Board Approves CDM Design Contract, Targets Three-Area Sewer Expansion

Kingston Sewer Commissioners approve phased CDM design contract targeting three neighborhoods for sewer expansion.

Kingston Sewer Department Receives $3.2 Million Miramar Deposit at June Meeting

KINGSTON — June 23, 2026 — Kingston Sewer Commissioners received a $3.2 million Miramar project deposit, confirmed by text message at the close of the June 23 meeting. The board had spent much of the session working through an investment strategy for the funds, settling on a trust fund structure managed

Kingston Library Trustees Approve $74,500 Architectural Contract for Backroom Renovation

KINGSTON — June 15, 2026 — Kingston library trustees authorized $74,500 in state aid to hire an architectural firm and reorganized their board at the June 15 meeting. The board unanimously elected Lee Lewis as chair and Emily Curtin as secretary before voting to retain Khabib and Associates Architects — recommended by

Kingston Water Board Hires Leak Detection Firm, Denies Winter Spigot Abatement

KINGSTON — June 9, 2026 — Kingston water commissioners reorganized, approved a leak detection contract, and denied a bill abatement request at their June 9 meeting. Barbara Lanson was unanimously reelected chair and Richard Loren Jr. as vice chair for 2026-27. The board voted unanimously to hire Prowler Underground Solutions LLC

Kingston Finance Committee Approves $3,000 Transfer to Harbormaster for Equipment Repairs

KINGSTON — June 9, 2026 — Kingston Finance Committee approves $3,000 reserve fund transfer to cash-strapped Harbormaster. The three-member panel — Chair David Fuller, Vicki Kelly, and Marsha Meekins — voted 3-0 Tuesday to cover costs from a burned engine replacement and a series of mooring hardware failures that had

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