Water Board Freezes $2.4M in Town Charges
Walpole water commissioners freeze $2.4 million in town indirect costs, reject eminent domain reservoir bid.
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This Week in Walpole: Jun 15 - Jun 21
2 stories from Walpole News this week.
Obituary notices, week of June 15, 2026 through June 21, 2026
Two Walpole obituaries appear this week: Miranda, Maria Bernabe De, 79, who died June 18, 2026, with services handled by Alexander F. Thomas and Sons in Walpole; and Mollomo, Joseph Jr., 84, who died June 21, 2026, with arrangements under the care of Dockray & Thomas Funeral Home in Can…
Walpole Youth Soccer Association's Summer Skills Camp opens next week as Walpole Boys Lacrosse wraps up its season with jamboree play.
The Walpole Youth Soccer Association's Summer Skills Camp 1 opens June 22–25 at 2400 Main Street, offering sessions for ages 3–14 and a goalkeeper clinic; fall 2026 registration is also open on Playmetrics. On the lacrosse front, Walpole Boys Lacrosse (MYL) concludes its season this wee…
Walpole Water Board Raises Rates, Opposes State Bill
Walpole water board raises rates, votes to fight state bill eliminating elected seats. The Board of Water and Sewer Commissioners voted 4-1 Monday to raise water rates 2.5 percent across all tiers and 5-0 to raise sewer rates as much as 9.75 percent for top users, effective July 1.