The Franklin County Registry of Deeds recorded eight transactions involving Deerfield properties in October, including one nominal-consideration transfer to Eversource Energy and NSTAR Electric that was not a market sale.
Selectboard, health board meet Wednesday. Also in today's brief (1 items): Selectboard, health board meet Wednesday.
Nine property deeds recorded in Deerfield last week, but most sale prices remain undisclosed. From our own coverage: Nine deeds recorded, most sale prices pending.
Deerfield's Community Preservation Committee held an Oct. 21 public hearing seeking resident input on future Community Preservation Act funding, which has previously supported outdoor recreation projects including the pickleball and tennis courts at Frontier and a new playground.
Nine property transfers were recorded in Deerfield from Sept. 25 to Oct. 24, 2026, but only two carried sale prices in the registry's data: $305,000 for 41 Foxtown Road and $588,750 for a property sold by Montague Mechanical Co LLC to Greenfield Savings Bank, the period's highest recorded price.
Deerfield's 1888 Building Advisory Committee took up a new round of site-work costs as its architect's hours and fees climbed far beyond initial estimates, raising questions about how much of the project's $8.7 million budget remains available.
1888 Building panel takes up new change order as architect fees balloon past estimate. From our own coverage: 1888 Building panel eyes new change order; Historical Commission weighs Civil War statue relocation.
Deerfield's selectboard, board of health and sewer commissioners plan a joint Oct. 28 meeting on town business. From our own coverage: Library's Libby app now requires login PIN.
Open space panel eyes permanent protection for Kestrel parcel on River Road. From our own coverage: Open Space Committee advances Kestrel parcel protection; CCI gets update on playground, library, Elm Street.
Deerfield Public Library says the Libby app now requires a four-digit PIN to log in. From our own coverage: Real estate roundup: 11 property transfers this week; Library users now need a PIN for Libby app.
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