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Ayer Morning Brief, Oct. 29: Town Meeting passes contested tree bylaw

Ayer Town Meeting approved a contested tree preservation bylaw after a lengthy floor fight over development costs. From our own coverage: Senior Center panel pushes bid deadline to Nov. 6; Town Meeting approves contested tree preservation bylaw.

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Ayer Morning Brief, Oct. 28: Baby and Me Movement returns Wednesday

Baby and Me Movement returns Wednesday. Also in today's brief (22 items): SEPAC meets at LAW Library Wednesday; LAW Literacy Night set for Wednesday; In Person Early Voting: Wednesday at 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m; Baby and Me Movement returns Wednesday.

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Ayer Morning Brief, Oct. 26: Early voting begins Monday

In-person early voting begins Monday as Ayer heads to the polls. From our own coverage: Planning Board sends housing, data center rules to voters; Oak Ridge Drive sale leads October home sales.

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Oak Ridge Drive home leads October sales as Ayer median holds at $533,000

Fourteen Ayer properties sold between Sept. 25 and Oct. 24, with 10 recorded prices ranging from $402,000 to $632,500 and a median of $533,000. The month's top sale was 102 Oak Ridge Dr at $632,500, sold by Elizabeth Ralls and Elizabeth Lynch to Benjamin and Shannon Boze.

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Ayer Morning Brief, Oct. 24: Zoning amendments head to Town Meeting

Planning Board-backed zoning amendments on housing and data centers head to Monday's Fall Town Meeting. Also in today's brief (4 items): Fall Special Town Meeting convenes Monday night; Last day to request mail ballot is Tuesday; Cultural Council meets Tuesday; Planning Board meets Tuesday.

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