One Nahant-resident obituary was published this week, per Echovita: Richardson, Edith Elizabeth, 85, who died Monday, July 13, 2026. Arrangements are under the care of Jordan-Fernald Funeral Homes of Mount Desert, Maine. No further biographical detail was available in the source listing…
Nahant recorded five property transfers between June 19 and July 18, four with disclosed prices ranging from $450,000 to $1.7 million and a median of $1.24 million. The month's top sale was 51 Fox Hill Rd at $1,700,000, sold by Eight One Eight Design & Development LLC to David F. Fouger…
A Nahant Cape-style house drew regional attention this week after the Boston Globe featured it in a July 17 magazine spread on North Shore ocean-view homes. The Globe's piece, "Enjoy ocean views and sea breezes from these North Shore homes," singled out a small white home on Lennox Road…
Nahant Select Board OKs $5.7 million bond sale, debates $2.1 million Coast Guard windfall. Members Patty Carras, Pat O'Reilly and Rob Thibault voted 3-0 to sell $5,721,084 in bond anticipation notes to Truist Securities and to adopt FY27 water, sewer and trash rates, with trash rising 6 percent.
Two Nahant obituaries appeared for the week of July 6 through July 12, 2026: Hiland, Anne Marie, 84, who died July 10, 2026; and Shurtleff, William Haydon, 71, who died July 11, 2026. Both were identified as Nahant, Massachusetts residents in Echovita listings. Funeral arrangements for …
One Nahant obituary was recorded for the week of June 29–July 5, 2026: Mahoney, Kate L., age 49, of Nahant, who died July 3, 2026. No further biographical detail beyond family survivors was provided in the posted notice. Funeral arrangements were under the care of Solimine Funeral Homes.
Nahant's override fails by about 24 votes, town warns of fiscal 2028 cuts. The town administrator told the Select Board the failed measure, trimmed from an original request topping $2 million, would have funded a school position and raised below-market town salaries, not just fire staffing.
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The Nahant Zoning Board of Appeals continued a contested teardown-and-rebuild hearing for 10 Fallon Way to July 22. Chair Jocelyn Campbell said the board learned Fallon Way was "voted in as a public way" in 1993, a finding that could strip the board's authority to grant relief there.
Nahant School Committee closes fiscal year with $123,084 in bills, $24,430 in budget transfers.