No property sales were recorded for Randolph in the Norfolk County Registry of Deeds dataset for the period of June 19 through July 18, 2026. As a result, this roundup cannot report a sales count, price range, median sale price, or top transactions for the month. The absence of data may…
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Randolph Soccer Club has announced the winners of its 2026 Nancy Michalewsky Memorial Scholarship, given each spring to two Randolph High School Class of 2026 seniors, and has opened ordering for new 2026-27 Nike uniform kits through vendor Soccer.com. Meanwhile, Randolph Youth Soccer s…
Randolph escalates water conservation rules to Phase 2 amid ongoing dry conditions. The Town of Randolph posted a News Flash alert on its official website, randolph-ma.gov, announcing that Phase 2 Water Restrictions are now in effect, though specific watering-day schedules and penalties…
NEI General Contracting deepens commitment to trades training programs this week. Randolph-based company President Josef Rettman announced continued participation in the Bridge 2 Trades (B2T) and WORC² workforce development programs, according to a release distributed July 7, 2026. The …
One Randolph obituary was recorded for the week of June 29–July 5, 2026: Rosenthal, Milton E., age 93, of Randolph, who died July 1, 2026. Arrangements were handled by Stanetsky Memorial Chapels.
Board of Health votes to tighten food safety oversight at It's Game Time Sports Bar. The board voted unanimously (3-0) to require unannounced food inspections at the restaurant through December 31, 2026, with owners Ricky Prosper and Sheena Prosper required to reapply for their Food Establishment
Community Preservation Committee funds Trinity Church restoration with $75,000. Community Preservation Committee Chairman Ronald Lum proposed the $75,000 allocation from the Historic Account for the historic preservation project, which the committee approved 5-0, contingent on acceptance of a deed
Community Preservation Committee approves $150,000 for playground improvements while denying conservation planning funding. Voting 5-0, the committee approved Tower Hill Playground from the Open Space and Recreation Account, contingent on School Department approval. In a 6-0 vote, it denied a
Randolph Board of Health issues eviction, closes restaurant over code violations. Acting with three members present—Dr. Patricia Zamor (Acting Chair), Dr. David Kaplan, and Leigh Pendergast—the Board unanimously declared the basement dwelling at 8 Northway Road unfit for habitation due to missing