Belchertown's deed records show nine property transfers recorded between Sept. 25 and Oct. 24, 2026, but only one listed a sale price: $80,000, from sellers Thomas D. and Deborah A. Ablicki to buyers Gary G. Decoteau and RJM Carpentry.
Belchertown girls soccer travels to face Frontier Regional in a non-conference match this Tuesday. From our own coverage: Board votes to reserve Cherry Sheet surplus for capital; Select Board allocates $341,000 in excess state funds.
The Belchertown Fire Department's Pancake Breakfast returns Nov. 7 from 8 to 11 a.m. at Pathfinder Tech at Cold Spring, the first time the event has been held since 2019. From our own coverage: Fire Department pancake breakfast returns Nov. 7.
The Fire Department announced its Pancake Breakfast returns Nov. 7, from 8 to 11 a.m. at Pathfinder Tech at Cold Spring, the first time since 2019.
Belchertown's Fire Department will host its pancake breakfast Nov. 7, its first since 2019. From our own coverage: Select Board splits veteran, senior tax work-off tracks; Energy coaches offer free help finding heat pump rebates.
Belchertown Veterans' Services will hold a public flag retirement ceremony Sunday, Oct. 25, from 3 to 5 p.m. at 74 Pleasant St. in Granby, with American Legion Post 266 and Scout Troop 507 taking part.
Belchertown announced Oct. 21 that it has received $472,600 in state grants to help buy and protect the new Metacomet Hills Conservation Area and to build a new multipurpose surface at Chestnut Hill Recreation Area.
The Belchertown Water District's Board of Commissioners voted to end the non-essential outdoor watering ban that had been in place since September 2025, after the state lowered Belchertown's drought status to Level 0.
Massachusetts awards Belchertown $472,600 in grants to protect land and upgrade Chestnut Hill recreation area. From our own coverage: Planning Board advances industrial zoning changes to town meeting; Assessors act on 27 FY2027 tax exemption requests.
Belchertown announced Oct. 20 that rehabilitation of the pedestrian trestle bridge over Jabish Brook on the Mass Central Rail Trail will begin the first week of November and take two to three weeks, closing the trail section around the bridge with a marked detour.