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Government · Conservation

Kingston Panel OKs Grays Beach Herbicide Spray

Kingston Conservation Commission approved a herbicide treatment plan for invasive phragmites at Grays Beach and issued enforcement orders setting December 1 deadlines at three properties.

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Government · Waterfront Committee

Waterfront panel approves minutes, 3-0

Kingston's Waterfront Committee approved prior meeting minutes 3-0 and reviewed a wharf reconstruction grant timeline that could move up to spring. Members Tom, Jared and Matt were present at roll call; member Mike Ellis was absent.

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Obituaries

Obituary notices, week of October 5, 2026 through October 11, 2026

This week's Kingston obituary notices include one qualifying entry: Brosnan, Dianne B., 94, a Kingston, Massachusetts resident who died October 9, 2026. Her arrangements are being handled by Shepherd Funeral Homes of Kingston. No profession, family, or service details were included in t…

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Real Estate

Kingston home prices span $340,000 to $849,000 with $570,000 median

Kingston recorded five home sales with prices between Sept. 11 and Oct. 10, ranging from $340,000 to $849,000, with a median of $570,000. The period's top sale was 12 Hillcrest Road at $849,000, sold by Joseph M. Provenzano and Regina Grace Schuh to Daniel Mulas Hernando and Adelle Harris Mulas.

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Morning Brief

Officials warn FY28 override likely

Kingston officials warn a budget gap driven by rising retirement and insurance costs could force an override. From our own coverage: Officials warn FY28 budget gap could force override; Select Board closes warrant for Oct. 27 town meeting.

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