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Sprucing up your laundry room

IN THE GARDEN WITH LEE REICH: Excess rain can lead to garden problems, F3 PROJECT OF THE WEEK: Toy chest holds holiday treasures, F4

Most practical room in your house doesn’t have to look dull, Page F2

ANTIQUES & COLLECTING: ‘Goat and Bee’ fable engraved on porcelain jug, F6 GARDEN NOTES, F7 WMASS DEEDS, F7 MORTGAGE RATES: 30-year rate down to 2.77%, F7

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Sprucing up the laundry room

Above, clear half-gallon jug laundry soap bottles by Church St. Designs are priced from $35 on etsy.com. At left, an Iris Hantverk wall-mounted drying rack is $75 at helenmilan.com. (COURTESY OF CHURCHSTDESIGNS.ETSY.COM; COURTESY OF HELEN MILAN)

Most practical room in the house doesn’t have to look dull By Mari-Jane Williams

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ust because the laundry room is the ultimate utilitarian space doesn’t mean it has to look the part. Whether you have a separate room, a closet or just a corner in your basement for your washer and dryer, there are ways to keep the space tidy and aesthetically pleasing.

right-handed or left-handed, short or tall, when deciding where to place items. And if your laundry space allows, Romanek says, have at least some closed storage to tuck away extra supplies or unfolded clothes. The takeaway: Don’t get caught up in trends. Instead, make the room work for you. Here are Romanek’s sug-

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gestions for items that will help you keep your laundry space organized while adding a bit of beauty. Combine them in your own space, or use them as inspiration to hunt for similar items at a lower price point. • Baskets add instant texture to any space, but they’re also a great place to store detergents and items such

as lightbulbs and batteries. Water hyacinth storage bins with handles ($8.99-$19.99, containerstore.com) come in four sizes and are available in a lighter shade and a mocha color. Add bin clip labels ($9.99 for three, container store.com) in black or white to help everyone stay organized.

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That’s designer Brigette Romanek’s sweet spot. “It’s this idea that I have all of these ingredients and put them in a pot and hopefully come out with a good meal,” says Romanek, the owner and principal designer at Romanek Design Studio in Los Angeles. “Clients tell me

what they need, and it’s my job to enhance that vision, to make it beautiful but also make it functional.” In the laundry room, that means thinking carefully about how you’ll use the space. Keep the detergents, softeners and similar products within easy reach of your machines, Romanek says. Think about whether you are

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Lee Reich | In the Garden

Excess rain can lead to garden problems

SEASON OF RAIN IS as trying as is a season of drought. Excess rain causes gooey soil which is no fun to plant in if you are a human and no fun to grow in if you are a plant. Roots need air, and day after day of rain can fill all the soil pores with water. The result: Roots have trouble absorbing nutrients and even water. Incessant summer rains rarely present a problem in soils that are well-cared for or sandy. With good aggregation (clumping of soil particles), the result of applying heaps of organic materials to the soil and not working it or walking on it when it is wet, even a clay soil develops enough large pores to let water drain right through. If conditions are really horrendous waterwise, you could construct raised beds for vegetables and flowers, and wide mounds on which to plant trees and shrubs. If soil conditions are worse still, move your plants somewhere drier. Alas, even with perfect drainage, a wet summer can bring on problems unrelated to the soil. Plants might “lodge,” for example, the result of growth so lush that stems flop over because they can no longer support themselves. Corn plants one day standing neatly like soldiers might suddenly, even with calm air, bow low as if gale force winds were blowing. Speaking of lush growth, abundant summer rains will also have weeds thriving. Sunshowers are not that frequent, so plants also experience less sunlight during a wet summer. Less sun means less fuel to make delicious tomatoes, peppers, apples, and other fruits. You could also blame rainy weather for poor fruiting of peppers and delayed fruiting of tomatoes, although the effect of rain could be indirect, the result of poor pollination. Excessive rains also can bring on pests. Most fungi thrive in moisture. A most

Rainstorms such as the one pictured dropped three-quarters of an inch of water over the ground — a pretty good soaking. (LEE REICH PHOTO)

dramatic demonstration of this would be some near-leafless crabapple trees. Moisture-loving scab and rust fungi are mostly responsible for these trees’ fall from their glory of spring. As always, good spacing, pruning, and good soil lessen disease problems; still, the threat is increased during a rainy year. Crawling pests may or may not enjoy abundant moisture. Needless to say, it is heaven for slugs and mosquitoes. I prefer a dry summer to a wet one. You can mitigate the effects of drought by avoiding tillage and by mulching and irrigating, but there’s little you

can do when day after day of rain causes poor fruiting and an increase in diseases, slugs, and mosquitoes. How does tillage figure into conserving soil moisture? Not tilling the soil allows it, over time, to build up good structure, that is, soil aggregates within which small pores can draw in and cling to water by capillary action. A water-efficient way to irrigate any part of the garden that benefits most from regular irrigation is with drip irrigation. Frequently dripping water into the ground replenishes soil moisture closer to the rate at

which plants drink it up than is possible with watering with a sprinkler. Drip irrigation typically saves 60% water as compared with sprinkling — and it is easily automated. Summer weather here can be so variable, wet one year and dry the next. Or we can even have periods of excessive wetness and periods of excessive dryness in a single season. But as described above, some of either extreme or combinations of extremes can be mitigated in some way. Any gardening questions? Email them to me at garden@ leereich.com and I’ll try answering them directly or in this column. For online and live workshops, see leereich.com/ workshops.

I prefer a dry summer to a wet one. You can mitigate the effects of drought by avoiding tillage, and by mulching and irrigating, but there’s little you can do when day after day of rain causes poor fruiting and an increase in diseases, slugs, and mosquitoes.

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Toy chest holds holiday treasures

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made of wood and comes with a removable liner. It’s available in natural, dark mahogany and white. • Use the Selena hook rack ($98, anthropologie.com) to hang mesh laundry bags, reusable grocery bags, totes and other items. The 18-inch brass rack with a bronze finish has four hooks and can hold up to 16 pounds. • Although Romanek likes to have some closed storage in a laundry room, not everyone’s space (or budget) has room for that. Marble wall-mounted shelves ($69.95-$99.95, cb2.com), made of Carrara-style gray and white marble, add storage and style. The shelves are available in two lengths, 24 and 36 inches, and are eight inches deep. They come with metal brackets in a brass finish.

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• Corral loose towels with interlocking towel organizers ($33 for a set of two, west elm.com). Available in black or white, they are 5.7 by 11.8 inches and can lock together to create multiple sections to hold hand or bath towels. • A drying rack is a must for clothes that need to airdry, but that flimsy foldable model you used in college has to be dragged out each time you need it. A wall-mounted drying rack by Iris Hantverk ($75, helenmilan.com) can be hung within arm’s reach of your machine, and it folds back against the wall when you’re not using it. It’s made of solid oak and has three 21.75-inch bars. • Reduce visual clutter on open shelves by decanting detergents and other laundry products into refillable dispensers, such as clear half-gallon glass jugs with labels from Church Street Designs ($35-$110, etsy.com). There are options for caps and pumps, and the bottles are sold individually or in sets of two or three. • Add texture and warmth with a hamper in a natural finish. Romanek likes the basket-weave Marjan hamper ($293, luluandgeorgia. com), made of teak. For a similar look at a lower price, the laundry hamper from Longshore Tides ($84.99$87.99, wayfair.com) is also

Keep the detergents, softeners and similar products within easy reach of your machines, Romanek says. Think about whether you are right-handed or left-handed, short or tall, when deciding where to place items.

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‘Goat and Bee’ fable engraved on porcelain jug

HELSEA PORCELAIN was made in Chelsea, England, about 1750. One of the famous pieces is the “Goat and Bee” milk jug that was designed by Nicholas Sprimont (1716-1771). He was born in Liege (in what is now Belgium) and started working in London about 1742. An auction of important early porcelain was held recently by Doyle in New York City and some “Goat and Bee” jugs were sold. Each was marked with the incised triangle and script mark used by the Chelsea Porcelain Factory and designed by Sprimont. Other examples of the jug can be seen in at least three museum collections. The jug has an irregular pear shape and is decorated with colorful flowers. A goat is resting on one side of the base and another goat is on the other side. A large black bee with yellow wings is resting on a flower. The jug is 4 1/4 inches tall. There are several fables and tales about two goats and a bee. They all start with the two goats trying to cross a ravine on a narrow bridge. In Aesop’s Fables, the two goats are trying to cross a ravine on a narrow log. They were on opposite sides of the ravine but did not have room to pass. They were both too stubborn to let the other go so they ran across, bumped, and both fell into the ravine. Moral of the story: Sometimes giving way is better than stubbornness. The “Goat and Bee” jug in the Doyle auction sold for $3,780.

CURRENT PRICES Current prices are recorded from antiques shows, flea markets, sales and auctions throughout the United States. Prices vary in different locations because of local economic conditions. Glass sock darner, blown, yellow amber, round top, tapered handle with sheared & ground end, American, 1840-1870, 6 inches, $60. Sterling silver cheese plane, Acanthus pattern, stainless steel slit blade, design by Johan Rohde 1915, post-1944 Georg Jensen hallmark, 8 1/2 inches, $140. Furniture, book stand, revolving, mahogany, carved, three graduated tiers with open slatted sides, turned vase-shaped support extending to splayed tripod base, American, early 20th century, 44 x 17 1/2 inches, $280. Bronze door knocker, dragonfly shape, intricate textured detail along stem & wings, stamped with unidentified maker’s mark, mid- to late-20th century, 7 x 7 1/2 inches, $370. Lamp, electric, white marble base, cylinder on block form, four-sided tapered shark skin shade, Italy, c. 1950, 20 inches, $470. The “Goat and Bee” milk jug, with incised triangle and script Chelsea mark, 174549, sold at Doyle for $3,780. (COWLES SYNDICATE INC.)

still being made. The bud vase was part of the first set of pieces introduced in 1936. It was discontinued in the mid-1940s, so old Fiesta bud vases are only found in the original six colors (red, cobalt, yellow, light green, old ivory and turquoise). They are still being made today in new colors (lapis was introduced in 2013 and claret in 2016) and the original molds. The post-1986 vases look almost identical to their vintage counterparts. You didn’t get a bargain and may have overpaid by $10 or $20. But they are

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Deeds AGAWAM Aditya K. Gulati to Carol Ann Wingate, 195 Regency Park Drive, Unit 195, $129,900. Alexander Figliola and Angela C. Figliola to Yaovi Aziaha, 85 Liswell Drive, $375,000.

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and Sharon M. Allen, 256 Federal St., $100. Hickory Hills Realty LLC, to J.N. Duquette & Son Construction Inc., Sycamore Circle, $115,000. Hickory Hills Realty LLC, to J. N. Duquette & Son Construction Inc., Sycamore Circle, $115,000. Hilary Woodcock to Michael A. Henson, 574 North Gulf Road, $501,500.

Barbara Thompson to Kara Armit and Lisa Massie, 81 Beekman Drive, $180,000.

Peter J. Van Buren to Heather L. St. Germaine, 3 Metacomet Circle, $250,000.

Damaris Morales and Efrain Morales Jr., to Dmitriy Burkovskiy, 27 Coyote Circle, $460,000.

John Rakouskas and Theresa Rakouskas to Christine Trudell, 55 Old Bay Road, $445,000.

Danielle M. Lipoff to Peter A. Gaudreau and Lisa L. Gaudreau, 3F Maple View Lane, $280,000.

Joseph J. Dull and Dara Hennessy-Dull to Shane L. Lashway and Jamie Lashway, 560 South Washington St., $428,300.

Dirk G. Gendron and Jordan T. Hernandez to Ryan C. Johnson, 69 Tracy Drive, $360,000. Edward C. Hitchcock, Heather J. Hitchcock and Heather G. Hitchcock to Jackelin Cotto, 91 Campbell Drive, $300,000. Heather M. Salerno to Alahna Seymour and Johnathon Strauss, 84 Carr Ave., $290,000. Marilyn R. Colby and Marilyn R. Gamelli to Bruce Allen Embry and Theresa Elizabeth Embry, 69 Hayes Ave., $336,000. Mark J. Danalis to Pavel Cotorobai, 92-94 Sheri Lane, $400,000. Steven W. Marasi and Cheryl M. Marasi to Peter C. Marino and Joan E. Marino, 32 Horsham Place, $350,000.

AMHERST Emily Rimmer to Jesus Alberto Merino Monge, 170 East Hadley Road, $186,000. Victor Michael Fusia, Carol M. Campbell and Mark Joseph Fusia to Nicole M. Ciocca, 26 Pine Grove, $180,000. Ramona Hamblin, George Perides and Ramona J. Hamblin to Judith Hirsh Kane and John Kane, 12 Edgehill Place, $317,500. Andrew N. Winter to Brittany M. Hutson and Karl Hutson, 267 Shutesbury Road, $740,000. Gordon Palley and Cynthia A. Mis-Palley to Sandhya Bean, Pudukkodo Eswaran and Gowrl Eswaran, 24 Palley Village Place, $92,000.

BELCHERTOWN Deborah Bozek, trustee, and Jeannie I. Borchers Irrevocable Trust to Deborah Bozek, Nancy Budd and Pamela Cullen, 19 Metacomet St., $100. Deborah Bozek, Nancy Budd and Pamela Cullen to 19 Metacomet LLC, 19 Metacomet St., $100. Dennis A. Boivin to Dennis A. Boivin

Anthony R. LaFleur, personal representative, Nancy Lee Lockwood, estate, and Nancy L. Lockwood, estate, to James N. Broderick and Cordelia H. Garrett-Goodyear, 692 George Hannum Road, $280,000.

BERNARDSTON Brian J. Keir and Renee F. Keir to Erika Yost, Keets Brook Road, $55,000. Virginia M. Waterman to Amy C. Shattuck, 32 Turners Falls Road. $260,000.

BUCKLAND Christopher M. Boutwell and Richard A. Boutwell, personal representatives of the Estate of Cecelia B. Boutwell, to Todd A. Boutwell, 38 Williams St., $228,000.

CHARLEMONT Peter J. Daly to William C. Brunner, 1205 Route 2 E, $201,000.

CHESTER David C. Sholunas and Kelly Sholunas to Kori M. Wilson, 91 Prospect St., $100,000. Jeffrey S. Wundt to Harry E. Sanner and Janis L. Sanner, 101 Middlefield Road, $270,000.

CHICOPEE Freedom Mortgage Corp., to RM Blerman LLC, 88 Cora Ave., $150,000. Gary B. Beaudry, Teresa Beaudry, Teresa K. Beaudry and Lori Beaudry to Brandon M. Pavoni, 27 Grant St., $315,000. Jerry P. Stanczak and Roman M. Stanczak to Roman M. Stanczak and Judith M. Stanczak, 95 State St., $110,000. John F. Simmons and Jennifer Simmons to Meaghan Farrell and John

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30-year US mortgage rate down to 2.77% By Kathy Orton

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The 30-year fixed mortgage rate, the most popular home loan product, has been on a six-week slide, a downturn fueled by rising apprehension about the pandemic. According to the latest data released Thursday by Freddie Mac, the 30-year fixed-rate average dropped to 2.77% with an average 0.6 point. (Points are fees paid to a lender equal to 1% of the loan amount. They are in addition to the interest rate.) It was 2.8% a week ago and 2.88% a year ago. The 30-year fixed

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Garden programs Berkshire Botanical Garden presents “Music Mondays” with The Peter Poirier Band tomorrow from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Refreshments by Big Elm Brewing of Sheffield will be available. Tickets to Music Mondays are $10 for BBG members and $15 for nonmembers. Advance reservations are suggested; visit berkshirebotanical.org for more information. In the event of questionable weather, check online or call 413-320-4794 for updated information. On Wednesday, BBG presents “Plein Air Watercolor Painting in the Garden,” from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., with Ann Kremers. The class will work outdoors translating the vistas and details of the garden into paintings. Registration information can be found online at berkshirebotanical.org. Cost is $20 for members, $25 for nonmembers. BBG is a COVID-compliant facility. Please follow Massachusetts health regulations. Dogs/animals (other than service animals) are not allowed on the property or in the gardens. Berkshire Botanical Garden is at 5 W. Stockbridge Road.

average has not been above 3% since late June. Freddie Mac, the federally chartered mortgage investor, aggregates rates from around 80 lenders across the country to come up with weekly national averages. It uses rates for high-quality borrowers with strong credit scores and large down payments. Because of the criteria, these rates are not available to every borrower. The survey is based on home purchase mortgages. Rates for refinances may be different. As of Aug. 1, borrowers refinancing their

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Garden club The next meeting of the Agawam Garden Club will take place at 6 p.m. Tuesday at School Street Park. The pavilion is accessed from the entrance at 418 Corey St. Bring a plant to swap or extra garden produce to share. Bring a chair and share your garden tips and challenges. SPRINGFIELD

Garden tour On Aug. 21, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., the Springfield Garden Club will host a tour of six private and two public gardens. Included in the tour are three public gardens in Forest Park and the gardens at the Springfield Museums, which are maintained by SGC and Western Mass Master Gardener members. The tour has been organized by the SGC and is self-guided. Admission is $20 and tickets are available at EventBrite com, by emailing spfldgarden club@gmail.com, or by calling 413-285-3163. Tickets are also available for purchase at Flowers! Flowers!, 758 Sumner Ave. For more information, visit gcfm.org/springfield gardenclub. Send items for Garden Notes to pmastriano@repub.com two weeks prior to publication.

mortgages will no longer have to pay the adverse market refinance fee. The fee, which was imposed on mortgages sold to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, added about $1,500 to a $300,000 loan. The surcharge was intended to offset COVID-related losses. The 15-year fixed-rate average held steady at 2.1% with an average 0.6 point, unchanged from the previous week. It was 2.44% a year ago. The five-year adjustable-rate average fell to 2.4% with an average 0.4 point. It was 2.45% a week ago and 2.9% a year ago.

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hand-painted, cast zinc figures and bottle openers with equestrian, waterfowl and canine themes. The company is no longer in business. This black Labrador retriever bottle opener was part of the company’s Canine Collection and was listed on the company’s website for $37 in 2008. In good condition, it sells today for about twice as much. TIP: Use your grandmother’s good dishes. Who are you saving them for? Terry Kovel and Kim Kovel answer readers’ questions sent to the column. Send a letter with one question describing the size, material (glass, pottery) and what you know about the item. Include only two pictures, the object and a closeup of any marks or damage. Be sure your name and return address are included. By sending a question, you give full permission for use in any Kovel product. Names, addresses or email addresses will not be published. Questions that are answered will appear in Kovels Publications. Write to Kovels, The Republican, King Features Syndicate, 628 Virginia Dr., Orlando, FL 32803 or email us at collectorsgallery@kovels. com.

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CONTINUES FROM PAGE F7 Farrell, 63 Ludger Ave., $225,000. Mark Normand and Suzanne R. Normand to Joseph Raymond LaPointe and Karla Mezzetti, 80 Jean Circle, $306,500. Mark T. Hnitecki and Jadwiga Hnitecki to Kimberly Lockwood and Rue D. Ratray, 43 Van Horn St., $280,000. Michael J. Simolo, representative, and John J. Janik, estate, to Arnold Construction Inc., White St, $5,000. Michael J. Simolo, representative, and John J. Janik, estate, to Bruce A. Arnold Sr., trustee, and 71 Orchard Realty Trust, trustee of, 71 Orchard St., $188,500. Nevin G. Bastin to 1260 Memorial Drive LLC, 1260 Memorial Drive, $270,000. Robert Boesch and Luanne Boesch to Tamira Goodstein, 29 Paradise St., $265,000. Robert L. Gramolini and Lori E. Gramolini to Hollie Ann Smith, 684 Montgomery St., $261,500. Robert L. Scribner to Kasara Martin and Matthew Babbitt, 42 Sandra St., $244,500. Roman M. Stanczak and Judith M. Stanczak to Germika Davis, 50 Beverly St., $290,000. Shannon E. Riley and Joseph A. Carria to Donald T. Leighton, 3 Sherwood St., $240,000. Yazmilie Stanley, Yazmilie Gomez and Michael Stanley to Mark McCarthy and Wenqi McCarthy, 81 Laclede, $255,000.

COLRAIN

Gopal C. Sarker and Ishita Sarker to Nathanael Rosario and Erin Rosario, 34 Pembroke Terrace, $615,000. Mary G. Lavoie and Patrick Hassett to Lisa J. Goodrich, 9 William St., $268,400. Michael Robert and Kayla Robert to Anthony Hernandez, 15 Murray Court, $220,000. Nathanael L. Rosario and Erin L. Rosario to Jeffrey Temkin and Kelly C. Temkin, 15 Peachtree Road, $610,000. Robert A. Johnson and Lee D. Johnson to John P. Goodwin, Christine M. Goodwin and Annemarie Tarquini, 23 Chadwyck Lane, $489,900.

EASTHAMPTON Seth A. Menkel, Alyssa Menkel and Alyssa Dwyer to Jesse Casinghino and Melissa Casinghino, 417 East St., $350,000.

GREENFIELD Ann Elizabeth Dudley and Robert P. LaFleur to Jason A. Constantine and Jennifer A. Constantine, 99 Log Plain Road, $489,442. Anna Tutunzhiu and Pavel Tutunzhiu to Lyudmila Vizitiu and Valeriu Vizitiu, 37-39 Walnut St., $200,000.

Lynne E. Currier and Roland P. Currier to Katherine A. Bete and Jeremy Lessard, 17 Mackin Ave., $422,001.

Paul D. Viens to Danielle Baudrand and Mladen Baudran, 28 Vernon St., $260,000.

Barbra L. Eaton and Edward A. Salners Jr., to Carl S. Growhoski and Esther M. Growhoski, 212 Loudville Road, $402,000.

Donna M. Thatcher, individually and as trustee of, Thatcher Real Estate Trust, to Harriet F. Peterson, 255 Chapman St., $267,050.

Stephanie F. Davis to James P. Robitaille and Chelsea Elise Dexheimer, 164 East St., $415,000.

Lindsey M. Doolen to Terrance H. Kennedy and Wendy M. Kennedy, 3 Vernon St., $272,500.

Pamela J. Linscott and Peter L. Gordon to Saskia I.C. Frabricant, 8 Lord St., $351,000.

Donald F. Weld to David E. Bruffee and Guiling Ding, 21 Harrison Ave., $298,000.

GRANBY

John P. Sullivan Sr., trustee, and Carmen M. Sullivan Funding Trust Ruth B. McDowell to Rozlyn Danow- to John P. Sullivan Sr., trustee, John P. Sullivan Jr., trustee, and Carmen itz and Steven G. Danowitz, 229 M. Sullivan Family Trust, 56 Ferry Thompson Road, $350,000. Hill Road, $100.

Douglas W. Greenwood and Jeffery A. Greenwood to Mikayla Alayne Reine. 28 Main St., $299,900

Robert W. Driscoll and Caitlin E. Driscoll to Adam Michael Ulrich, 17 Easton St., $327,000.

Shaji P. Daniel and Annie Shaji DanCity of Greenfield to Greenerside iel to Stephen A. Crane and Emily Holdings LLC, 180 Laurel St., H. Crane, 25 Old Pasture Drive, $365,000. $575,000. James Frost and Joanne Sardella SRV Proprties LLC, to Kyle Masto Claudia Black, 18 Solon St., kell, 27 Shaw St., $240,000. $249,000. Wayne D. Freeman and Derek L. Rodolfo Florencio to Caitlin F. Freeman to Aimee Jeanne Palmer-Mooneyham, 55 Thompson St., Pfitzer and Michael C. Pfitzer, 16 Grinnell St., $455,000. $269,900.

Michael J. Bailey Jr., to Julio DeJesus, 48 Call Road, $70,000.

CONWAY

Steven M. Kopinsky and Shannon Corbett-Kopinsky to Ethan J. Harmon and Lauren R. Haskins, 173 Taylor St., $490,000.

William M. Zabik to Andrea D. Marceau, 562 East State St., $100.

HADLEY Douglas B. Ramsay to Barbara Jeanne Tomlinson, 101 Honey Pot Road, $477,000.

Alfaville LLC, to Jill M. Evans, Maple Crest Circle, Unit 24G, $159,900. Alfaville LLC, to Mark Knox and Mary Knox, Maple Crest Drive Unit 36L, $159,900.

HAMPDEN Melissa Clark Gallo, representative, and Donna J. Clark-Thornton, estate, to Louise A. DiFillippo and Donato S. DiFillippo, 3 Hickory Lane, $270,000.

HATFIELD Jared P. Bielunis, personal representative, and Paul John Bielunis, estate, to Kyle Sosebee and Caitlin Hurd, 80 Elm St., $305,000.

HEATH John H. Traynor to Todd C. Gross, 6266 Papoose Lake Drive, $262,500.

HOLLAND Melissa M. Kelley to Hailey Harding and Tanner Demma, 4 Linder Road, $290,000. Thomas O’Connor and Michelle O’Connor to Steven Ives, 34 Union Road, $360,000.

Alfaville LLC, to Melina Palumbo, Maple Crest Drive, Unit 32K, $159,600. Amer Ahmed and Shelly A. Perdomo to Keishla Moran Montalban and Ramon Luis Rivera, 18 Canby St., $225,000. Brittnie L. Aiello and Kurt R. Gauthier to Scott L. Geiger and Julie A. Lockman, 63 Cherry Hill, $432,500. Carol Szalkucki, representative, Thomas Szalkucki, Paul Szalkucki and Balbina Szalkucki, estate, to Alexandra Carlson and Spencer Steven Haugh, 45 Lexington Ave., $360,000. Danielle T. Belliveau and Danielle T. Roy to Melanie Wicken, 37 Sherman Terrace, $232,500. Fannie Mae and Federal National Mortgage Association to Alma C. Santiago, 335 Walnut St., $272,000.

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Deeds CONTINUES FROM PAGE F8 Francis S. Bey to Kimberly Ann Casineau, 7 Peltiah St., $387,000. Jacqueline M. Garcia, Jacqueline M. Leroux and Joseph Garcia to Rebecca Rose Knobe, 156 Nonotuck St., $220,000. John C. Almonte and Zeneida M. Almonte to 156 High Holyoke MA LLC, 156 High St., $250,000. Justo Perez and Emily Ortiz to Emily Ortiz, Franklin Street, $20,000. Malia Homebuyers LLC, to Maya Rivera, 11 Alderman St., $229,000. Nicholas R. Ryder to Sean F. Norton and Christopher Bohner, 491 Northampton St., $306,500. Stacey Anasazi to Allia Abdullah-Matta, 101 Cabot St., Unit 503, $170,000. William J. Daisy and Christine A. Daisy to Andrew D. Haigh, 47 Fairfield Ave., $175,000.

HUNTINGTON Barbara J. Sikop and Daniel P. Sikop to Danny L. Suloff, 2 Maple St., $170,000. James Adams to Clark R. Chattin, 20 Laurel Road, $250,000. Neil S. Wheeler Sr., to James Stoudenmire, 74 Worthington Road, $77,000.

LEVERETT Sondra K. Corcoran to Matthew W. Corcoran, Route 63, $115,000.

LEYDEN Daniel P. Viens and Kathleen A. Viens to Katelyn McVety and Skylar McVety, 266 Alexander Road, $312,000. John F. Tinker to Peter Siegel and Thomas Siegel, Wilson Road, Schoolhouse Road and Glen Road, $349,000.

LONGMEADOW David P. Buscemi and Melissa E. Buscemi to Katrina Martin, 186 Williams St., $360,000. Geoffrey M. Neigher, Stephen C. Neigher, Ethel Neigher and Richard A. Neigher to Richard H. Black, 81 Eunice Drive, $410,000. Gregory J. Faust and Randahl F. Cooley to Sarah A. Hanson and John Romano, 132 Rugby Road, $875,000. Joseph P. Harty to Peiyi Wang and Gregory James Christensen, 148 Warren Terrace, $267,000. Ki-Young Jeong and Myounghee M. Jeong to Cecelia Blackwood, 103 Woodside Drive, $400,000.

Marcella A. Beane to Kayla Rose Berthiaume and Alexander O’Neil Berthiaume, 15 Dartmouth Road, $349,000. Pamela MacPhaul, representative, Allen I. Rubin, estate, and Allen Rubin, estate, to Bernard N. Njoroge, 154 Brookwood Drive, $352,500. Roberta L. Curzio and Anthony R. Curzio Jr., to Mickey Benson, 619 Laurel St., $452,000. Sarah A. Kenney and Todd Kenney to Allea Cortina and Alain Digon, 60 Nevins Ave., $305,000.

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NORTHAMPTON Johanna M. Kasidi, trustee, Eric R. Boudreau, trustee, and Kasidi-Boudreau Family Trust to Mary Beth Radke, 414 Fairway Village, $352,000. Thomas H. Gelb and Kelly A. Maginnis to Adam E. Roth and Yuka Takehara Roth, 4 Madison Ave., $577,500. Richard W. Wilby and Shelia A. Legrenade to Jacqueline P. Fraser, 30 Village Hill Road, $235,000.

Sarkis S. Kalashian to Dianne B. Hayes, 36 Whitmun Road, $270,000. Lorie C. Thomas to Matthew J. Fleming, 266 Grove St., $197,500. Thomas A. Mierzwa and Haley D. Columns at Rockwell Place LLC, Udell-Mierzwa to Melissa E. Busceto Carol A. Perman, trustee, and mi and David Buschemi, 888 Frank Stawarz Realty Trust, 30 Village Hill Smith Road, $438,000. Road, $704,000.

LUDLOW David J. Gomes and Leonilde F. Gomes to Kathleen Sweeney, 81-83 Howard St., $340,000. Gremio Lusitano Inc., to Amandio Fernandes and Conceicao B. Fernandes, 362 Winsor St., $205,000. Joyce T. Lucey to Diane R. Dos Santos, 49 Eden St., $225,000. Kathleen Sweeney and Martin Murphy to Andrea C. Perez, 128 Swan Ave., $296,000. Richard C. Royce Jr., representative, and Nancy-June S. Royce, estate, to Christopher Royce, 42 Warwick Drive, $222,400.

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Justin Mathew Butler and Jessica Leigh Butler to Randy Dimitropolis, 168 Wales Road, $380,000. Deutsche Bank National Trust Co., trustee, and Ameriquest Mortgage Securities Inc. Series 2005-R7, trustee of, to Edwin Velez, 22 Lower Hampden Road, $149,100. Steven R. Harris and Laurie L. Harris to Change Li, 107 Woodhill Road, $386,200. Sune Monson Land LLC, to William Plante and Dena Plante, Macomber Road, $96,000.

MONTAGUE Michael E. John to Natan M. Cohen and Brittany S. Corbett, 25 Central St., $225,000. Wendy E. Benham-Levin and Steven P. Levin to Robert W. Wasielewski Jr., 8 Unity St., $130,000.

ORANGE

Joseph Natale, personal representative, and Thomas G. Natale, estate, to Gregory J. Faust and Randahl F. Cooley, 15 Rivercrest Way, $425,000.

Patricia L. Clark, Bruce J. Gordon and David C. Gordon, trustees of, Alice P. Gordon Funding Trust to J.N. Duquette & Son Construction Heather I. Jenks and Warren A. Jenks Inc., to Patrick S. Sabbs and Karen D. Jr., Wheeler Avenue, $100,000. Sabbs, 4 Lyon Green, $485,720. Thavath Sayarath to Deborah A. Susan M. Curran to John A. Dent, 10 Ericso, 416 S. Main St., $250,000. Ranger St., $110,000. Joan M. Kaczmarczyk and Saverio F. Kaczmarczyk to Robert Fichtel and Kellie A. Robichaud, 11 Perry Road, $432,511. Gerald C. Stone to Jay M. Guilmette and Martha J. Guilmette, 245 Hayden St., $165,000.

William J. Watt and Margaret A. Watt to William J. Watt, Margaret A. Watt and Christine A. Harbison Watt, 11 Pershing Ave., $100. Robert E. White to Bo Wu, 20 Lawrence Ave., $135,000.

Thomas S. Stepniak and Constance Kimberly J. Valliere, “n/k/a” Kimberly E. Stepniak to Rachael M. Fleurent, 2 J. Simpson, and Rebecca J. Roche Joan St., $225,000. to David Christopher Simpson, 9 Karol Makusiewicz to Danielle Miele, Rogers Ave., $175,000. 7 Pine Grove Drive, $255,000. Gregory S. Bryant II, to Jameson Boyang Li and Mengxi Chen to Keith Maloney, trustee, and Diane A. P. Reardon, 18 West River St., Christina G. Salgo, trustee, and Maloney Revocable Trust to Lisa L. $290,000. Sunflower Trust, 44A Berwyn St., Sandri, 168-170 North St., $340,000. Florence Gelinas and Nancy M. $400,000. Aaron Cook, Rebecca Linck and Holston to Kyle Kilhart, 30 Terrace Rebecca J. Linck to Property AdSt. $210,000. vantage Inc., 35 West Farms Road, SOUTHAMPTON $200,000. Ryan Harris Hodder to Ryan Harris PALMER Susan G. Pettit, trustee, and Lillian Hodder and Melissa Rosario, 307 Saoirse Realty LLC, to SamanP. Gould Residuary Trust to Jesse College Highway, $100. tha Herr, 3168 Main St., Unit 35, D. Watson and Christine I. Ho, 5 $140,000. Munroe St., $580,000. Sunwood Development Corp., to Beverly J. Bates and Christine M. Connors, 206 Emerson Way, $760,626. Theodore P. Kallman and Deborah B. Kallman to Simon E. Henin, Jocelyn Henin and Valerie H. Peck, 118 Hinckley St., $650,000.

John J. Murray and Katie Murray to Drewcilla Annese, 46 Claire Ave., Dylan J. Thomas and Allyson L. Thomas to Robert L. Wilson and Lise $330,000. M. VanVooren, 10 Old Stagecoach Pombridge Manor LLC, to Howard Drive, $290,000. E. Rhett and Claudia G. Donald, 5 Pomeroy Terrace, $325,000. John G. LaPointe and Christine N. LaPointe to John R. Fijol and Carrie Plante Fijol, Carriage House Lane, $5,000.

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Elizabeth M. Myrick Towle, Elizabeth M. Myrick and Erik Towle to Maya Nigrosh and Heather J. Rosenfeld, 51 Marshall St., $385,000. Horst Henning Winter, trustee, Karin Winter, trustee, and Horst Henning Winter Revocable Trust to Juan Burwell and Lisa Susanne Winter, 35 Revell Ave., $366,200. Irving S. Weisenthal and Amanda L. Weisenthal to Amy Sugihara and Fumio Sugihara, 110 Morningside Drive, $589,000. TJS Properties LLC, to Simple Abode LLC, 31 Trumbull Road, $1,720,000.

NORTHFIELD Megan A. Werden, “fka” Megan A. Barnes, and Michael A. Werden to Jody P. James, 76 Main St., $299,900. Lesley A. Safer, trustee of, Lesley A. Safer Trust, to David Kelly and Debby Wiesen Kelly, 181 Main St., $290,000.

Scott A. Tardy and Michelle A. Tardy to Jeff Gill and Sarah Gill, 3115 Hillside Drive, $257,000.

SOUTHWICK

Doris H. Krzykowski to Brandi A. Hoover, 23 Birchwood Road, Stone Bear LLC, to Dominic Kirchner $250,000. II, trustee, and Cerberus Realty Trust, John A. Jeneral and Carolanne Jentrustee of, 10 Strong St., $150,000. eral to Cynthia L. Holley, 22 Meadow Lane, $895,000.

PELHAM Samantha E. Haughey to Kelly Anne Scroggins and Holly Okula McMahon, 62 Daniel Shays Highway, $260,000.

SHUTESBURY Andrew J. Baird and Evan A. O’Neill to Chicheng Le, 481-483 Montague Road, $310,000. Gail M. Carroll, trustee of, Gail M. Carroll Revocable Trust to Anna C. Heard and Nathan J. Heard, 64 Cushman Road, $615,000. Skyway Properties LLC, to Leah C. Jack and Patrick B. Pearson, 527 West Pelham Road, $350,000. Lisa Diane Sanders to Jeremy R. Mailloux and Stacey Mimnaugh, 176 West Pelham Road, $267,000.

SOUTH HADLEY

John R. Ferraro and Deirdre M. Ferraro to Meghann Burr, 86 Berkshire Ave., $800,000. Kenneth Michael Lavine and Leeann Marie Lavine to Eric Niedziela and Stephanie Niedziela, 3 Dewitt Circle, $510,000. Saltmarsh Brothers Construction Inc., to Kyle Hughes and Alyxandra Fitzgerald, 19 Noble Steed Crossing, $98,500.

SPRINGFIELD 72 Waverly Street LLC, to Robert Monegro, 68 Waverly St., $285,000. Alexander O. Berthiaume, Kayla R. Weller and Kayla R. Berthiaume to Kathryn Frett, 18 Wayside St., $290,000. Annie A. Salem and Annie Andrea Salem to Campagnari Construction LLC, 2494 Wilbraham Road, $25,000.

Laura S. Marston, trustee, Scott M. Osetek, trustee, and Osetek Family Irrevocable Trust to Bret A. LaFrance and Jacqueline M. LaFrance, 50 Lyman St., $455,000.

Arlene M. LaFreniere to Thomas Blais and Cathleen Blais, 36 Shady Brook Lane, $200,000.

James P. Lavelle Sr., to Laura S. Marston, trustee, Scott M. Osetek, trustee, and Osetek Family Trust, 110 Pine Grove Drive, $375,000.

Brital 1987 LLC, to JJJ17 LLC, 89 Firglade Ave., $175,000.

Belmira R. Tash to Pah Properties LLC, 161 Garland St., $152,500.

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Deeds CONTINUES FROM PAGE F9 to Jose Badillo and Chelsey Badillo, 248 Stapleton Road, $206,000. Carlos Aguasvivas and Evelyn Liriano, spouse, to Ivette G. Terrero, 50 Ashland Ave., $350,000. Carlos M. Colon Lebron to Jodarys Dominguez and Maria E. Ortiz Zayas, 41 Ardmore St., $240,000. Carmine Maione and Efstathia Maione to Lauren M. Lynch Hamre, 45 Emerald Road, $199,900. Christian A. Stuetzel, Wayne E. Stuetzel and Augustine J. Stuetzel to Samira L. Fernandes, 134 Buckingham St., $206,000. Christopher Barnes and Maria Barnes to Victor Pacheco and Lydia D. Pacheco, 141 Firglade Ave., $250,000. Federal National Mortgage Association and Fannie Mae to Jaim 4 Realty LLC, 642 Cooley St., $145,000. Cig4 LLC, to Marcos Serrano and Evelyn Rivera, 940 Carew St., $245,000. Daniel Triggs to Luiz A. Diaz, 75 Gillette Circle, $260,000. Darren H. Krzynowek to Jessica M. Del Negro, 44 Fenway Drive, $249,000. Donald E. Moran to Round Two LLC, 77 Johnson St., $150,000. Freddie L. King Jr., and Pauline Lavette King to Mass Housing Connect Inc., 91 Norfolk St., $35,000. Ganga Tiwari to Keishla Marie Diaz-Olavarria, 32-34 Rittenhouse Terrace, $260,000. Georgette A. Cardano to Adaku Chikezie, 97 Florence St., $180,000. Hector R. Cortes to Angel Andino, 11 Kosciusko St., $180,000. Humboldt Realty LLC, to Ariana Lugo, 191 Windemere St., $250,000. Ivy M. Samuels to Jose Bonilla, 134 Massachusetts Ave., $248,000. James M. Naioleari to Marie T. Naioleari and Kyle J. Barszczewski, 21-23 Kenwood Terrace, $50,000. Jennifer M. McCarthy to Kyara Cortes, 45 Wachusett St., $245,000. Joan Carol Barr to Dias Properties LLC, 70 Vermont St., $60,000.

Juease Martin to Steven L. Martin, 52 Nelson Ave., $40,000. Kelnate Realty LLC, to Jessica L. Chiba, 91-93 Malden St., $225,000. Kenneth Fitzgibbon to Manuel Rodriguez and Iris Miosotis Serrano-Melendez, 28 Rush St., $200,000. Pearson-Liberty Development Co., LP and Thomas J. Henshon to IBEW Local 7 Realty Co. Inc, 95 Liberty St., $3,150,000. Laura Fuentes and Laura Gregory to Rodman Capital Group LLC, 124 Hood St., $110,000. Linda A. Mentor, Anthony J. Marino III, representative, Anthony J. Marino Jr., estate, John C. Marino and Robert L. Marino to Duc Van Nguyen, Phoung Thi La and Chau X Nguyen, 51-53 Woodlawn St., $230,000. Lois Anne Miller to Wanda Tiburcio-Duran, 72-74 Silver St., $236,000.

Roger J. Chicoine to Anthony Ray Lorenzano and Celeste Solano, 288 West Allen Ridge Road, $275,000. Sean P. Garvey to Alexander Lozada and Brittany Pickett, 45 Slumber Lane, $250,000. Shawn A. Campbell and Maranda L. Campbell to Sirjeffory R. Smith and Geoconda E. Smith, 50 Tamarack Drive, $270,000.

and Liane J. Gladowski to Mackenna John Joyce to Taylor Lyford and Hogan, 45 South St., $209,000. Jeffrey Peter Lenkowski, 76 MontMandi Souza and Richard Souza to gomery St., $219,900. David Matthew Hannus, 10 Campbell Road, $352,006. Jason M. Jurczyk and Kenneth P. Jurczyk to Jason M. Jurczyk, 22 Mechanic St., $100. Paul Lescault, personal representative, and Claudette G. Lescault, estate, to Unique Home Solutions LLC, and Gary L. Mort, 5 Castle St., $50,000.

Silvio S. Nubile, Cheryl E. Nubile and James R. Barr and Stacy K. Barr to Cheryl E. LaPierre to JJJ17 LLC, 476- Jimeana Richardson, 20 Church St., 478 Carew St., $150,000. $295,000. Stanley H. Czaplicki to Jaim 4 Realty Claudia A. Shields to Ryan Malakie, LLC, 64-66 Moulton St., $210,000. 125 West Main St., $225,000. Steven L. Martin to Samantha Diaz, 49-51 Mansfield St., $270,000. Thanh-Huong Anna Tran to Phuc Tran and Toan Thi Thanh Vo, 17 Wexford St., $250,000.

WEST SPRINGFIELD Edith J. Eckert to Hedge Hog Industries Corp., 38 Hill St., $100,000.

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Karen Brzezinski, representative, and Stanley E. Zlotek, estate, to Alexandra Caisse and Thaddeus Caisse, 174 Holyoke Road, $215,000.

Kyle D. Racicot, Keriann M. Racicot and Keriann M. McCarthy to Gabriella C. Hernandez and Danielle A. Mickey, 120 Roosevelt Ave., $260,000. Patricia A. Cavanaugh to Minming Zheng and Lei Xiong, 35 Oakcrest Drive, $440,000. Sheila E. Paquette to Gail M. Paquette and Stephane LaFlamme, 20 Pequot Point Road, $150,000. Tm Properties Inc., to Susan Mazzola and John Mazzola, 55 East Silver St., $265,000. Wayne MacDonald to Oscar Andres Saeteros and Rosa Maribel Montero Saeteros, 5 Dubois St., $200,000.

WESTHAMPTON Thomas Raschi to Jeffrey J. Burke and Mary E. Randazzo, 290 Southampton Road, $425,000.

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Long K. Tran and Quang K. Tran to Danilo R. Caceres, 608-610 Dickinson St., $255,000. Malia Homebuyers LLC, to Sherry Washington, 361 Forest Hills Road, $325,000. Michael G. Vumbaco, Judith M. Haber and Judith V. Haber to Nicholas M. Vumbaco, 92 Pidgeon Drive, $224,000. Michael R. Breton to Craig Cowles and Jennifer Cowles, 58 Emeline Court, $350,000. Michelle Stuart and Kathryn Corrington Mcdaniel to Luis M Felix and Marisol Valentin, 27 Sherbrooke St, $284,000.

Jodarys Lopez-Ortiz and Maria Ortiz Minas S. Alitbi to Om Sai Property Investment LLC, 60-62 Home St., to Analese Perez, 79 Tavistock St., $290,000. $180,000. Johanna Sanchez-Espinosa and Joel Nicholas J. Alberto to Peter Mason Navarro-Melendez to Nancy Cabre- and Elizabeth Mason, 48 Fellsmere St., $310,000. ra, 37 Lafayette St., $225,000. Juan Santana to Charles F. Bogues, 67 Saint James Ave., $262,000.

Norma Rodriguez and Abelardo King to Rising LLC, 133 Maple St., $216,200.

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Nicholas J. Trudell and Christine Trudell to Desiree Rivera, 45 Wakefield St., $245,000.

Thomas M. Belton and Thomas H. Hodge to Caleb Gladden and Geraldine Gladden, 27-29 Annawon St., $163,000. Tu Cam Pham to Van Anh Nguyen and Anh Tran, 218-220 White St., $165,000. U S Bank Trust, trustee, and Master Participation Trust LSF9, trustee, to Santana Real Estate Inc., 55 Perkins St., $201,000. Xaver Sierra to Mildalys Nunez, 96 Crestmont St., $212,000.

Gerald F. Solitario and Margaret A. Solitario to Joseph M. Werner and Jenifer Werner, 116 Apple Ridge Road, $521,500. Peter V. Prewandowski to Zyina Volkinski, 118 Labelle St., $200,000. Ronald J. Halley to Lawrence Meccariello, 553 Elm St., $300,000. Sergey Zhupikov and Zhanneta Zhupikov to Alberto F. Burgos, Alberto Burgos and Angela Burgos, 10 Brook Place, $335,000.

WESTFIELD SUNDERLAND Edwin C. Demara to Barbara J. Goodhind and Marilyn D. Kochan, 40 Old Amherst Road, $100. Edwin C. Demara to Barbara J. Goodhind and Marilyn D. Kochan, Amherst Road. $100.

WARE Lorrie J. Rowan, Linde J. Skowronek

Eugene S. Bacon and Laura L. Bacon to Kyle Racicot and Keriann M. Racicot, 16 Heritage Lane, $370,000.

Charles A. Sommer and Sheryl A. Sommer to Sheldrick L. Streete and Idella D. Streete, 6 Wagon Drive, $685,000. Hamid A. Mahdavy and Elham A. Mahdavy to Ashley L. Berthume and Andrew L. Berthume, 12 Apple Hill Road, $569,900. Jacob R. Motyl and Laura J. Motyl to John R. Donkoh and Mariam Kwarteng, 2 Severyn St., $325,000. Matthew C. Trudeau, Carolyn E. Trudeau and Carolyn E. Knight to Joseph Martin Kane and Jenna Nicole Hourani, 25 Eastwood Drive, $540,000. Naldo D. Mammarelli to William D. Dupre and Erica L. Dupre, 11 Fernwood Drive, $386,500. Ryan J. O’Keefe and Laura M. O’Keefe to Roger J. Chicoine, 28 Fernwood Drive, $455,000.

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Gene R. Rowe, Hyun S. Rowe and Sumi Chase to George Burton Page, 419 Southwick Road, Unit L-53, $245,000.

Thomas Henry Lynn and Brigid Mary Donnell Lynn to Jennifer E. Reagan and Michael Connors, 23 Old Goshen Road, $409,000.

Jeremie Lambert to Nico Paolucci and Nicole Paolucci, 67 Kittredge Drive, $370,000.

Alfred J. Albano Jr., and Lisa M. Blackmer to Martin E. Howell, 7 Nash Hill Road, $285,000.

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PUBLIC AUCTION THURSDAY, AUGUST 19TH AT 11:00 A.M. (ET) MUNICIPAL SALE

LIVE ONSITE & WEBCAST LATE MODEL

SHEET METAL & WOODWORKING MACHINERY & EQUIPMENT

• PRESS BRAKE • SHEARS • IRONWORKER • • BAND SAWS • BRAKES • ROLLERS • • CNC PLASMA CUTTING SYSTEM • (17) WELDERS • • CNC ROUTER • PLANER • JOINTER • • SUPPORT EQUIPMENT • GD. QTY. STEEL STOCK • MACHINERY & EQUIPMENT SURPLUS TO THE NEEDS OF THE CITY OF HOLYOKE, MA AUCTION WILL BE HELD AT THE WILLIAM J. DEAN VOCATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL

1045 MAIN STREET HOLYOKE, MA

TO BE SOLD ON THE PREMISES AND BY LIVE INTERNET BIDDING

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TERMS OF SALE: 25% DEPOSIT CASH, WIRE TRANSFER OR CERTIFIED CHECK 15% BUYERS PREMIUM APPLIES ON ALL ONSITE PURCHASES 18% BUYERS PREMIUM APPLIES ON ALL ONLINE PURCHASES OTHER TERMS TO BE ANNOUNCED AT TIME OF SALE INSPECTIONS: WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18TH - 10:00 A.M. TO 4:00 P.M. & MORNING OF SALE – 8:30 A.M. TO 11:00 A.M.

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MORTGAGEE’S SALE OF REAL ESTATE

MORTGAGEE’S SALES OF REAL ESTATE

• (2) DATES • (2) LOCATIONS •

THURSDAY AUGUST 26TH AT 2:00 P.M.

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11TH at 1:00 P.M.

• MADISON, CONNECTICUT •

• HOLYOKE • 6 ROOM / 3 BEDROOM 2-STORY

✰ (2) FUNERAL HOMES ✰

WITH ONE CAR DETACHED GARAGE

TUESDAY, AUGUST 17TH AT 1:00 P.M.

TRUSTEE’S SALE

( ) UNIT BED & BREAKFAST INN & DETACHED BUNGALOW

• LAND • BUILDINGS • FURNISHINGS • EQUIPMENT LIGHTHOUSE HOSPITALITY INN (IN BANKRUPCTY CHAPTER 7 CASE NO. 1 -30387) D/B/A

TIDEWATER INN

949 Boston Post Road (Route 1) MADISON, CONNECTICUT

SALE TO BE CONDUCTED AT: THE UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT DISTRICT OF CONNECTICUT 157 CHURCH STREET, 18TH FLOOR NEW HAVEN, CONNECTICUT

THE HONORABLE ANN M. NEVINS, UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY JUDGE ATTORNEY ANDREA M. O’CONNOR, TRUSTEE OF THE FIRM OF FITZGERALD ATTORNEYS AT LAW, P.C. 46 CENTER SQUARE, EAST LONGMEADOW, MA TERMS OF SALE: $50,000.00 DEPOSIT BY CERTIFIED CHECK OR BANK CHECK FOR ADDITIONAL TERMS OF SALE & BIDDING PROCEDURES PLEASE VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT WWW.POSNIK.COM OTHER TERMS TO BE ANNOUNCED AT TIME OF SALE. INSPECTIONS: SATURDAY, AUGUST 14TH & AUGUST 21ST – 10:00 A.M. TO 3:00 P.M. & DAY OF SALE – :00 A.M. TO 12:00 P.M

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CAPE STYLE HOME

“CLOSE PROXIMITY TO ROUTE 91” 705 Homestead Avenue HOLYOKE, MA

Features:

To be Sold on the Premises

• 1½ Story Cape Style Home • ±¼ Acre of Land • • Total of (6) Rooms w/ (3) Bedrooms & (1½) Baths • • ±1,473 S/F of Gross Living Area • Wood Exterior • • Porch • Parcel ID: 163-00-023 • ✮ One Car Detached Garage ✮

Sale Per Order of Mortgagee Attorney Neil Heiger Of the firm of Brock & Scott, PLLC 1080 Main Street, Ste. 200, Pawtucket, RI 02860 Attorney for Mortgagee

Terms of Sale: $7,500.00 Deposit Cash or Certified Funds. 5% Buyer’s Premium Applies.

Other Terms to be Announced at Time of Sale.

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• 2 STORY FUNERAL HOME •

366 School Street WEBSTER, MA To be Sold on the Premises

• 2 STORY MIXED-USE FUNERAL HOME • 175 Old Worcester Road CHARLTON, MA To be Sold on the Premises

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25TH AT 1:00 P.M. SEND for DESCRIPTIVE PICTURED BROCHURE or VISIT our WEBSITE at WWW.POSNIK.COM 1% BROKER’S INCENTIVE OFFERED! Sales Per Order Of Mortgagee Attorney Jerry B. Plumb

Of The Firm Of O’Connell & Plumb, P.C.

75 Market Place, Springfield, Ma Attorney For Mortgagee

Terms of Sale: $10,000.00 Initial Deposit Per Property, Required at Time of Auction in Cash or Certified Funds. Deposit to be Increased to 10% of Purchase Price within 5 Business Days of Auction Sales. 5% Buyer’s Premium Applies per Property.

Other Terms to be Announced at Time of Sale.

Aaron Posnik

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MORTGAGEE’S SALE OF REAL ESTATE AT PUBLIC AUCTION

TUESDAY, AUGUST 24TH STARTING AT 11:00 A.M MORTGAGEE’S SALE OF REAL ESTATE

TOWN OF HOLLAND

• SPRINGFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS •

LAND AUCTION

(3) PARCELS / (1) LOCATION (3) MIXED USE COMMERCIAL/RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS

August 26 @5PM 23 LOTS AROUND HAMILTON RESERVOIR 18 SELLING

ABSOLUTE

“LOCATED IN THE DOWNTOWN ENTERTAINMENT DISTRICT”

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• 250-270 Worthington Street • • 272-278 Worthington Street • • 280-302 Worthington Street a/k/a 382-386 Dwight Street •

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Tuesday, August 10, 2021 1:00 PM-SPRINGFIELD 5 Olney Avenue

sgl fam, 1,186 sf liv area, 0.13 ac lot, 5 rm, 3 bdrm, 2 bth, Hampden: Bk 16270, Pg 486

TERMS: Cashier’s or certified check in the sum of $5,000.00 as a deposit must be shown at the time and place of the sale in order to qualify as a bidder. NO CASH. No personal checks will be accepted. Cashier/certified checks should be made out to whomever is going to bid at the auction. The balance to be paid within thirty (30) days at the law offices of Korde & Associates, P.C., 900 Chelmsford Street, Suite 3102, Lowell, MA 01851, Attorney for the Mortgagee

Auctioneer makes no representation as to the accuracy of the information contained herein.

NORTH CHELMSFORD (978) 251-1150 www.baystateauction.com MAAU#: 2624, 2959, 3039, 2573, 116, 2484, 3246, 2919, 3092, 3107

TO BE SOLD IN ITS ENTIRETY AND INDIVIDUALLY ON THE PREMISES OF 250-270 WORTHINGTON STREET

2:00 a.m.

Sale Per Order Of Mortgagee Attorney Joseph J. Lange Of The Firm Of Lyon & Fitzpatrick, LLP, 14 Bobala Road, Holyoke, Ma Attorney For Mortgagee Terms and Order of Sale ENTIRETY: $75,000.00 Initial Deposit Required at Time of Auction in Certified Funds. INDIVIDUALLY: $25,000.00 Initial Deposit per Property Required at Time of Auction in Certified Funds. Deposits to be Increased to 10% of Purchase Price within 5 Business Days. 5% Buyer’s Premium Applies per Property. Other Terms To Be Announced At Time Of Sale. Inspections: Saturday, August 14TH & August 21ST – 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. & Morning of Sales – 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.

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Inlaid dining table, 6 upholstered chairs, pedestal base w/one leaf. Asking. $270. Call Jeffrey 413-467-2227 Twin bed & mattress $100. 2 dressers $50. 1 coffee tbl $50. 1 couch $100. 1 loveseat $50. Foosball table $50. Pull out sofa $100. File cabinet $25. Organ $50. Call 413-896-8395

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