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…
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.
One Deerfield-connected obituary published this week: Shaw, Carrie (Wesolowski). The Legacy.com listing, sourced from The Recorder, identifies Shaw, 77, as having attended local schools in Deerfield; she died June 29, 2026, at her home in Glendale, Arizona, where she had been living at …
Deerfield recorded 11 property transfers between Aug. 14 and Sept. 12, but only two listed a sale price: $319,500 for 240 Upper Rd. and $50,000 for 82 Whately Rd., producing a median of $184,750 based on that limited set. The remaining nine deeds, including two same-day filings tied to …
Deerfield Select Board designates RDI as preferred developer for 34-unit senior housing.
Deerfield Select Board designates RDI preferred developer for 34-unit senior housing project. The board voted 3-0 to authorize Town Counsel Lisa Mead and Town Administrator Christopher Dunn to negotiate a land disposition agreement with Rural Development Incorporated for the long-vacant St.
Deerfield's Ad Hoc Senior Housing Committee raised its preliminary budget for archiving the former Saint James Church to $35,000, up from $20,000, ahead of a Nov. 1 Community Preservation Committee deadline.
Deerfield recorded 12 property transfers between Aug. 7 and Sept. 5, but only one deed disclosed a sale price: the Aug. 17 transfer of 82 Whately Road from Samuel A. and Chelsea A. Urkiel to Greenfield Savings Bank for $50,000. Eight of the 12 transactions listed a bank, credit union or…
Deerfield senior housing panel forwards site RFP to Select Board, opens church archiving bid.
Deerfield Select Board adopts a senior and veteran property tax workoff program. The board voted unanimously to implement the policy, born from a citizens' petition passed nearly unanimously at annual town meeting, capping abatements at $1,500 per participant with up to 10 spots available a year.
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