ATHOL – The town has been without a tattoo parlor since the last one closed its doors approximately a dozen years ago. That could change over the next few months perhaps sooner if the plans of four Athol residents come to fruition.Business owners.
ATHOL Local health officials are considering creating a task force to examine the problem of junkyards in town after discussion of what the Board of Health considered a problem property at its Nov. 29 meeting. The term “junkyard” applies to private.
ATHOL Details still must be nailed down, but the town’s plan to ensure residents can keep themselves warm during severe cold snaps this winter is just about finalized. A proposed strategy was discussed at the Nov. 30 Board of Health meeting. The.
ATHOL At the board’s invitation, Building Inspector Bob Legare joined the June 28 meeting of Athol’s Board of Health to discuss what is euphemistically called “temporary housing.” “I asked if you could drop in and help us a little with zoning,”.
ATHOL “Due to the rising cases of COVID-19 in the Athol community and the impending holiday gatherings threatening to further increase positivity in our area … the Athol Board of Health has put forth an advisory for residents and businesses in.