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Wednesday, November 4, 2026 Deerfield, Massachusetts · Change town
Government · Board of Health

Deerfield Board Approves Liquor Transfers, Sells Barn Parcel, Raises Power Rate

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DEERFIELD -- February 11, 2026, Deerfield Selectboard approves liquor transfers for Magic Wings and Tavern Sports Bar, sells surplus barn parcel above appraisal, and raises community power rates mid-contract. The board voted 3-0 at its February 11 joint meeting to transfer the on-premises all-alcoholic beverages license at 281 Greenfield Road to Magic Events, LLC, under new owner Victoria Tubbs, and unanimously approved a full suite of ABCC transactions for the Tavern Sports Bar at 2C Elm Street, where Missy Clark is purchasing a 50 percent stake from Robert Petruzzi. A unanimous vote conveyed a surplus land parcel to Horafil Americas, Inc. at above-appraised value, with Chair Trevor D. McDaniel crediting staff member Alex Galloway for completing the deal. A rate amendment with First Point Power LLC, raising retail aggregation prices by $0.0116 per kilowatt hour, roughly $7 on an average bill, passed 2-1 after member Blake Gilmore objected, saying he would "let the lawyers work this out." McDaniel warned the board that Deerfield's estimated obligation under the proposed $250 million Franklin County Technical School building project is approximately $680,000 per year for 30 years, a figure he called "jaw dropping" that would likely require a Proposition 2½ override when the district's 19-member vote takes place October 6.

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