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Ayer Boards Set Four Meetings This Week, Led by Select Board

Ayer's town committees meet four times over the next week, headlined by the Select Board's Tuesday, August 18 session. The Sustainability Committee convenes Wednesday, August 12, followed Thursday by both the Restoration Advisory Board and the Conservation Commission on August 13. The f…

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Government · Board of Health

Board of Health approves two animal and fowl permits

Ayer Board of Health approves two chicken and duck keeping permits unanimously. Chair Pamela L. Papineau and members Patricia A. Peters and Steve Slarsky voted unanimously to grant a permit for ten chickens at 6 Fletcher Street and a permit for twenty chickens and eight ducks at 51 Groton School

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Ayer Home Sales Range From $250,000 To $850,000 As July Median Holds At $530,000

Ayer recorded 18 property transfers between July 10 and August 8, 2026, according to South Middlesex Registry of Deeds data. Thirteen of those sales had a price recorded, ranging from $250,000 for a home on Partridge Run to $850,000 for 37 Hemlock Drive, the period's top sale. The median recorded

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Ayer Remembers Longtime Resident Diane E. Crusco

Ayer remembers longtime resident Diane E. Crusco, whose funeral service is set for this week. A Legacy.com notice, headlined "Jenkins" Diane E. Crusco Obituary (2026) - Ayer, MA - Anderson Funeral Home - Legacy, lists visiting hours at 6:30 p.m. at Anderson Funeral Home on Fitchburg Roa…

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Government · Other Committee

Ayer Assessors Approve $67,451 Excise Commitment

Ayer Board of Assessors approved a $67,451.87 motor vehicle excise commitment and a $5,591.88 abatement report at its August 4 meeting. The board voted unanimously on both the 312-bill excise commitment, the fourth of 2026, and the 30-item abatement report covering trade-ins, thefts and accidents.

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