New Marlborough Conservation Commission conducts site visits for seven properties. The commission visited Campbell Falls State Park to discuss the Stone Arch Bridge Rehabilitation project with Gill Engineering, met with property owners regarding requests for an accessory dwelling unit, electrical
New Marlborough recorded eight property transfers between July 10 and Aug. 8, but only one had a sale price recorded: 108 New Marlboro Southfield Rd, which sold July 13 for $820,000 to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems Inc. and PrimeLending. With price data available for just one of eight
Design Review Committee discusses Town Hall renovation design approaches. The committee met August 4 with four of five members present to review architectural options for elevator placement: interior installation within the building or exterior addition. Structural analysis indicated the interior
New Marlborough Agricultural Commission reorganizes with new leadership and farm census plan. All five commission members—Jake Levin, Michael Mugridge, Tom Brazie, Matt Ferrara, and Christian Stovall—met to establish the group's direction following the election of Levin as chair and Mugridge as
New Marlborough Select Board approves Cassilis Farm affordable housing signage. The board unanimously approved a 64-square-foot informational sign for the future development, comprising two 32-square-foot panels to be installed along Route 57 in compliance with town zoning bylaws. In other
New Marlborough recorded eight property transfers between July 3 and Aug. 1, but only one deed had a sale price recorded. That sale, 605 Cross Road to Canaan Valley Road, closed for $1,375,000 on July 9 in what deed records identify as an estate transfer, with Keith and Jean Alison Dickey as buyers.
Planning Board approves Hayes Hill Road subdivision, prioritizes compliance work. Chair Robert W. Hartt and the board unanimously approved an Approval Not Required subdivision on Hayes Hill Road, consolidating a non-conforming parcel with an adjacent property to create a 7.6-acre zoning-compliant
New Marlborough Select Board approves $207,000 renovation contract. The board unanimously authorized Chair Tara B. White to sign an EDM design contract for architectural services dated July 22, 2026, totaling $207,000 for two phases of Town Hall renovation design work. The project builds on 2021
Eight property transfers recorded in New Marlborough between June 26 and July 25, according to the Southern Berkshire Registry of Deeds. Only one deed disclosed a sale price: $1,375,000, paid by Keith and Jean Alison Dickey for a property on Cross Road to Canaan Valley Road, sold by per…
Design Review Committee directs Town Hall renovation using existing 2021 design framework. All four members present voted to have EDM revise its proposal building from the 2021 schematics rather than starting from scratch. The committee agreed the renovation should use both upper and lower floors