Williamsburg recorded 11 property transfers between Aug. 14 and Sept. 12, but only three had a sale price recorded. Those three ranged from $97,268 to $200,000, with a median of $125,268. The period's highest-priced sale was 121 Petticoat Hill Road, which sold for $200,000 on Aug. 28 from William H.
The Hampshire County Registry of Deeds recorded 11 property transfers in Williamsburg between Aug. 7 and Sept. 5, but only one had a sale price recorded: $210,000, for land Frances Tilley conveyed to Massachusetts Audubon Society. Four of the 11 records were homestead declarations rather than sales,
Shade Tree Committee voted to accept prior minutes and approved shift to first Thursday meetings at 7 p.m. The committee advanced planning for fall tree plantings with 18 potential locations between Village Hill Graveyard and Williamsburg center, an area experiencing significant recent tree loss.
This week's obituary notices column for Williamsburg, Massachusetts carries two entries: Tolda, Bruce F. and Hafey, Catherine Mary. Bruce F. Tolda of Williamsburg died August 24, 2026, at home, after an illness with glioblastoma brain cancer; his notice, posted via Ahearn Funeral Home -…
Ten property deeds were recorded in Williamsburg from July 31 to Aug. 29, but only one had a sale price recorded: $210,000, for a parcel sold by Frances Tilley to Massachusetts Audubon Society Inc. on Aug. 7. The same day, two Valley View Road parcels transferred from the Tilley trust to the town of
Williamsburg Town Commons Committee sought alternative funding after missing the MVP grant cycle. Members agreed to explore community fundraising, town funding at the November special town meeting, or available municipal funds, depending on project costs. Committee members Nick Dines, Dave Weber,
Williamsburg recorded 13 property transfers between July 24 and Aug. 22, though only five had a sale price recorded. Those ranged from $26,000 for 13 Kingsley Ave. to $290,000 for a North Main Street condominium unit, with a median of $120,000. The period's other notable transaction was a $210,000
Williamsburg Planning Board approved an Approval Not Required determination for the Carriere property on a 5-0 vote. Chair Holly Hendricks and the board reviewed the completed comprehensive plan with advisory committee member Penny Robbins, discussing strengths in neighborhood participation and
Williamsburg library board elected its officers and reported strong financial footing from a bequest and large donation. Charlotte Meryman was elected Chair, Joan Coryat Vice Chair, Ken Borden Treasurer, and Sara Barry Secretary. Director Beverly Bullock reported the library is scheduled to host
Eleven deeds were recorded for Williamsburg properties between July 17 and Aug. 15, but only four had a sale price recorded. Those four ranged from $26,000 to $290,000, with a median of $100,000. The period's top transaction was a $290,000 sale of a condominium unit at 10 North Main St., Unit 2…