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S&P Global Ratings Revises Ashland's Outlook to Positive

S&P Global Ratings revised Ashland's credit outlook to positive from stable this week, a shift that typically points to stronger town finances and could ease future borrowing costs. The change came as Ashland rolled out a new online licensing and permitting portal called OpenGov, giving…

Ashland Select Board Holds Three Sessions Wednesday

Ashland's Select Board convenes three sessions Wednesday, Aug. 5, including a budget workshop and hybrid public meeting, while the Ashland Public Library runs six programs across Wednesday and Thursday, from a Crafternoon craft session to a virtual talk by photographer Bill Gette on Ala…

Ashland Library Cancels Dementia Simulation Event, Hosts Public Safety Night

Ashland Public Library canceled its Walk In Their Shoes dementia simulation program Tuesday while hosting Public Safety Night and five other events. The in-person session, run with The Residence at Valley, was pulled from the library's calendar even as Clocktown Rockers, LEGO Club, and …

Obituary notices, week of July 27, 2026 through August 2, 2026

One Ashland, Massachusetts obituary was published this week: Gomez Jr., Herman Coronado, age 75, who died Thursday, July 30, 2026. His funeral arrangements are being handled by Matarese Funeral Home and Cremation Service Inc. of Ashland, the lead funeral home for this week's notices. No…

Ashland Deed Recordings Show $3.66 Million Spread Between July's Highest and Lowest Sales

Twenty properties changed hands in Ashland between July 3 and Aug. 1, according to South Middlesex Registry of Deeds records, with disclosed prices ranging from $412,175 to $4,075,000 and a median of $661,000 among the 14 sales with reported prices. The month's top transaction was a $4,075,000 sale