Seven property transfers were recorded in Shelburne between July 17 and Aug. 15, but only one deed disclosed a sale price: $262,000 for 104 Old Village Rd., sold by Jacqueline H. and Jacqueline J. Baker to Greenfield Savings Bank on Aug. 4. The other six transfers, including two same-da…
Franklin County Registry of Deeds recorded nine Shelburne property transfers between July 10 and Aug. 8, but only one listed a sale price: $100,000 for 97 Smead Hill Rd., sold by Justin R. Norman and Asha G. Cahillane to Greenfield Cooperative Bank. The other eight sales, including deed…
Ten property deeds were recorded in Shelburne between July 6 and July 27, but only one transaction disclosed a sale price: $100,000 for 97 Smead Hill Road, sold by Justin R. Norman and Asha G. Cahillane to Greenfield Cooperative Bank. Main Street and Dragon Hill Road each saw two transf…
Shelburne Select Board presses tech school officials on Oct. 6 vote timing.
Ten property deeds were recorded in Shelburne between June 26 and July 25, but only two disclosed a sale price: $100,000 for 97 Smead Hill Rd. (sold to Greenfield Cooperative Bank) and $405,000 for 139 Main St. (sold to Katherine Capcara), yielding a two-sale median of $252,500. Main St…
Nine Shelburne properties changed hands between June 19 and July 18, per Franklin County Registry of Deeds records, but only two transfers disclosed a sale price. Prices ranged from $100,000 (97 Smead Hill Rd.) to $405,000, the period's top disclosed sale, for 139 Main St., sold by Albe…
Ten deeds were recorded in Shelburne, Massachusetts, between June 12 and July 11, 2026, though just one of the ten transactions carried a disclosed sale price. The sole priced transfer — 139 Main St. — sold June 26 for $405,000, conveyed by Albert E. Gray Jr. and Angela M. Jann to Kathe…
Seven property transfers were recorded in Shelburne, Massachusetts, between June 6 and July 5, 2026, but no sale prices were disclosed in any of the deed records, making price range and median calculations impossible for the period. The most notable single transaction may be the Stewart…
Shelburne Select Board votes to study a correction to the town seal's incorporation date.
Shelburne Select Board hears sheriff's pitch for a mental health co-responder program. Franklin County Sheriff's Office chief of staff Nicole Gertin presented the proposal, which would pair a licensed clinician and care coordinator with police on calls not requiring acute crisis intervention.
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