Seven property transfers recorded in Deerfield between Aug. 28 and Sept. 26, but only one, 54 Sawmill Plain Road at $490,400, has a sale price on file so far. The other six, including two transfers each on Stillwater Road and North Main Street, show price not yet available, a normal lag in registry
Deerfield library books true crime lecture on Dahmer, Gein cases for Oct. 14. Also in today's brief (8 items): Library books true crime lecture on Wisconsin killers; Library to close Oct. 12 for Indigenous Peoples' Day; Library podcast features poet Reuben Gelley Newman; Playground Subc…
Franklin County schedules Deerfield's Clean Sweep bulky waste recycling day for October 17. From our own coverage: Selectboard adopts senior, veteran tax workoff program; Senior housing panel forwards site RFP to Selectboard. Also in today's brief (13 items): Bulky waste recycling day…
Deerfield senior housing panel refiles rejected preservation grant bid as town weighs land deal with developer. From our own coverage: Select board considers senior, veteran tax workoff plan; Senior housing panel forwards site plan to select board. Also in today's brief (10 items): Sele…
Deerfield's annual town-wide tag sale returns Oct. 3, with a rain date and required Selectboard permit. The town's News Flash also announced a flu clinic set for Sept. 24 at the South Deerfield Fire Station and new Recreation Department Pilates classes. In sports, MaxPreps previews "Bru…
Connecting Community Initiative Committee received updates on major town projects in progress. The school playground finished on time and under budget, while the library building encountered a water leak into the children's room requiring contractor attention.
Deerfield senior housing panel refiles rejected CPA application under housing category. The Ad Hoc Senior Housing Committee said a Community Preservation Act bid to archive the former St.
Deerfield Open Space Committee voted unanimously to accept a 4.29-acre Kestrel parcel on River Road under proposed Article 97 protection. Committee members Julie Caswell (Chair), Christopher Curtis, and Andrea Leibson supported the motion, moved by Curtis and seconded by Leibson.