Real Estate Transactions, Aug. 30 edition

*Following are all property sales in Hopkinton as recorded by the state and posted in the last week.*
ADDRESS	SOLD	DATE	SELLER	BUYER
68 Old Elm Way	$757,000	Aug. 23	Sean Bowen, Cynthia Bowen	James Illo, Kathryn Winterle-Illo
33 Woody Island Road	$640,000	Aug. 23	Jochen Muehlschlegel, Susanne Muehlschlegel	Parmelee Eastman
61 Teresa Road	$950,000	Aug. 23	Thomas Poovakad, Laura Poovakad	Mengxin Li, Zheng Zhou
44 East Main Street	$780,000	Aug. 24	Lee Guidetti, Andrea Guidetti	Victoria Strain
17 Rocky Woods Road	$1,280,000	Aug. 25	Adam DiNicola, Julie DiNicola	Christopher Hallback, Melissa Pivonka
3 Lakeview Path	$1,750,000	Aug. 25	Marthe Monastesse-Bemis, 3 Lakeview Path Trust	Brenda Harsham, Bret Harsham
5 Walcott Valley Drive, Unit 15	$432,000	Aug. 25	Kenneth Banks, Valerie Banks	Sandy Brothers, Patrick Brothers

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Conservation Commission continues North Mill Street hearing as consultant awaits payment

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Localized water discoloration possible as Wells 7, 8 return to service

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Pickelball court rentals, Fruit Street fees in focus for Parks & Rec

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Select Board unanimously approves FY 27 town budget

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Arrests/Police Log, March 11 edition

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