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“Making pet furniture is very interesting because you have a customer who is human and the user who is a pet.

You have to make sure it works for the user, but the decision-maker is human.”

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Jackson Cunningham, founder of Tuft + Paw, just got back from Italy, where he was sourcing partners to develop

By Jura Koncius designer cat furniture. His The Washington Post three-year-old company has Pet furniture has come a appealed to fussy feline ownlong way from teal carpeted ers with sleek gray scratching cat towers and lumpy plaid dog towers and retro birch litter box beds. furniture.

For discerning pet owners “Making pet furniture is very who treat their cats and dogs interesting because you have like family — in some cases a customer who is human and better than family — designthe user who is a pet. You have ers are creating stylish, even to make sure it works for the glamorous, furniture. Witness user, but the decision-maker the new $5,000 Crystal Clear is human,” Cunningham says.

Lotus Cat Tower by the Refined “We want to make pieces that Feline, with three platforms owners take joy in seeing their for lounging and a hideaway cats use.” cubby at the bottom lined in So what’s sparking joy these white faux fur. (You can see one days for whippets and Maine at the trendy Los Angeles cat coons? Here are some trends cafe Crumbs & Whiskers.) And you’ll see on pet blogs. now you and Buddy can catnap or watch DOGTV on matching Space-saving furniture Space is a problem for pet tufted Chesterfield-style Wayowners in urban areas. Ikea’s fair Archie & Oscar sofas; his is a $399 miniaturized version Scandinavian-style clean of yours in faux-leather scaled lines and affordable prices are with similar nailhead trim and popular with a younger crowd that’s often living in smaller turned legs.

None of these products, apartments. however, guarantee that they So in 2017, with the introducwill keep their paws off your tion of its Lurvig line of furfavorite club chair. nishings for pets, it made sure Over the past five years, pet the pieces fit in with what was furniture has been growing in already in their collection. For sophistication and durability, says Phil Cooper, a pet industry expert with more than 50 years in the business. This trend has blossomed with the development of regional pet stores and local pet boutiques, which tend Summer to offer more personalized service than big-box stores, plus the rise of fancy pet product websites, he says.

An army of pet experts, behaviorists and designers is looking for ways to make dogs and cats sleep and play more comfortably, stylishly and safely.

Hadley Garden Center “The choices available to Route 9 • 285 Russel St. pet owners today did not exist 413-584-1423 even a few years ago,” says OPEN 7 Days Steve King, chief executive hadleygardencenter.com

Jackson Cunningham, Tuft + Paw founder

Mini human furniture Last year, Wayfair launched the Archie & Oscar line of pet furnishings with nearly 1,000 pieces, including a gray rattan domed cat lounger and a white SEE PETS, PAGE F3 Tuft + Paw’s Rifiuti ($599) is a piece of birch furniture that discreetly holds a litter box. (TUFT + PAW)

example, the Lurvig cat house ($10.99) is a cozy cube fitted with a cushion (with a removable washable cover) inside that slides perfectly into Ikea’s Kallax shelf storage unit.

No room for a separate dog bed for your schnauzer? Try the Abigail Murphy Classic Dog Bed by New Age Pet. The bed (available in espresso and antique white) folds up when not in use and has a memory-foam

mattress with a machine-washable cover.

Josh Feinkind, president of RefinedKind Pet Products, whose brands include Refined Feline, is constantly looking for ways to accommodate pets in small spaces. “We New Yorkers don’t have floor space, but we have wall space. Cats want to climb and perch, so we make lots of interesting shelves,” he says.

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Double-duty furniture Owners like furniture that serves both them and the pet, King says. At New Age Pet, the Sundown Nightstand Pet Bed, available in espresso, antique white and Nantucket gray, lets your dog sleep beside you on his own little cushion, and you can keep your bedside lamp on the same piece of furniture.

Joss & Main’s 60-inch Henrietta Cat Tree provides a jumping area and hideaway for your cat and a faux tree for your living room.

Some companies are creating discreet accent furniture that hides the lowly litter box. The Rifiuti by Tuft + Paw ($599) is made of birch plywood with horizontal stripes and tapered legs; the company website says it references “mid-century modern furniture and classic retro radio designs.”

Where to put all your pet’s accessories? Joss & Main’s Lula Entryway Dog Bed ($394.99) is a stylish multitasking piece of wood veneer furniture with

B&B Kustom Kennels’ Double Doggie Den (from $1,149) is designed for a two-dog family and is crafted to look like a stylish piece of furniture. (B&B KUSTOM KENNELS)

“The truth is, designers love their dogs so much, they let The Archie & Oscar faux leather Cornelia Dog Sofa ($399.99) is them on all their furniture. made to hold up to 80-pound dogs. (WAYFAIR) They don’t worry about the a dog bed and hooks to hang B&B Kustom Kennels offers leashes plus your dog’s rainsophisticated solid wood coat and yours. The pullout kennels in seven finishes (from storage drawer can be filled $749) in a variety of sizes and with dog toys or your gloves colors to fit a Pekingese or a Great Dane. and scarves.

New York interior designHigh design for er Alex Papachristidis often stylish owners designs custom pet beds in It used to be that cat poles, chic cottons and florals for condos and towers came only clients. “The fabrics I use are in a few colors, “and none of not really washable; they are them matched your decor,” decorative. But you can spot• Zero Turn Cooper says. Now there are clean them with Ivory soap Mowers many more choices. and water,” he says. He told “Cats, like dogs, have now Susanna Salk, for her 2017 been elevated to child stabook “At Home with Dogs tus,” he says. And they are and Their Designers,” that he finicky about where they like often looks for antique children’s chairs or vintage stair to hang out. (He’s got two at steps to use as step stools for home, Pumpkin and Tigger.) clients with pets - as well as for Walmart’s new pet collection from Drew Barrymore’s Flower his own dog Teddy, a 16-yearHome includes a $79.99 brown old Yorkie.

Salk is working on another wicker cat bed with whisker book for Rizzoli due out in detailing that will accommodate “tiny kittens to full-grown 2020 about designers and cats up to 40 pounds.” dogs in the English country• Riding side. It’s a dog’s life both here And for those turned off by Lawn Tractors ugly wire crates in the kitchen, and across the pond.

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“We decided to launch a pet-friendly version of our people mattress, with little tweaks that are dog-specific,” says Jeff Chapin, Casper’s co-founder and chief of product. They interviewed dog owners, pet retailers and dog psychologists to come up with the best design details. Two years ago, they introduced a specially contoured dog bed available in three sizes and colors ($125-$225) with a washable outer cover made to shed fur and withstand bites and scratches.

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Old popcorn wagon is tasty collectible treat

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OPCORN WASN’T A popular snack food until the 1890s, when Charles Cretors created a steam-powered machine to roast peanuts, coffee and popcorn to sell from a wagon on the street near his Chicago candy store.

He kept improving the machinery and the product, and in 1885 he started C. Cretors and Co. In 1893, he took his popcorn wagon to the Chicago Columbian Exposition to sell his new product — popped corn. He made individual horse-drawn popcorn wagons for customers, and by 1900, he made the first electric popcorn wagon.

He made more changes as the popcorn-eating public went to the movies. Cretors changed his business to make things for the war effort in the 1940s. His machines were modernized by the 1950s, but the company still made old-fashioned popcorn wagons for use and display.

Today, you may find a popcorn wagon, horse-drawn or motorized, at an antiques auction. A 15-foot-long horse-drawn Cretors 1910 wagon just sold at a Kamelot auction in Philadelphia for $34,000. It even has a custom-made travel trailer for long trips. Back in style again are modern food trucks that

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The smell of the popcorn draws customers to a traveling popcorn machine. This modernized wagon, which looks on the outside like it did in 1910, sold at an antiques auction for $34,000. Did you know it needs a special type of popping corn to get the best results?

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FTER A MONTH of being awash in red raspberries, the harvest is slowing, each day bringing fewer and smaller berries.

Do I bemoan being bumped out of midsummer raspberry heaven? No. Fall-bearing raspberries are soon to follow.

Understand that although raspberry roots live on year after year, the canes do not.

Canes typically grow only leaves their first year, bear fruit around July of their second year, then die.

You do, of course, get to eat raspberries every year because new canes, which will bear the following year, are always growing at the same time as older canes are bearing fruit.

Enter fall-bearing raspberries. Their canes also live only two years ... but the new canes jump the gun and squeeze in the beginnings of a crop towards the end of their first season. Once new canes reach a certain height, fruiting begins at their tips and then works its way down

they need to be cut to the ground either right after they finish fruiting in summer or during the winter that follows.

As far as the other stems of fall-bearing raspberries, the ones that start to bear in the latter part of their first season of growth: Sometime during their first winter, these stems should be shortened to just below where they bore fruit.

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Enter fall-bearing raspberries. Their canes also live only two years ... but the new canes jump the gun and squeeze in the beginnings of a crop towards the end of their first season. Once new canes reach a certain height, fruiting begins at their tips and then works its way down until stopped by cold weather. noticed little flower buds beginning to stud the tips of the now 6-foot-high new canes.

Despite the “fall” in this variety’s name, Fallgold should be pumping out golden treats in a few weeks — well before fall.

Because of their slightly different bearing habit, fall-bearing raspberries need to be pruned slightly differently from summer-bearing raspberries. Because stems of both summer-bearing and fall-bearing raspberries die after their second season,

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Fall-bearing raspberries are sometimes called ever-bearing raspberries, which, literally, they almost are.

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There is another, even easier, way to prune fall-bearing raspberries, and that is to just lop the whole planting clear to the ground each winter.

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Christine A. Aviles, 113 Bridge St., Christopher E. Pariseau and Amy $265,000.

B. Gallant to Margaret E. Wise, 99 Nicolai J. Sabatino and Katelyn M. Linden Ridge Road, $745,000.

Richard to Tatyana Rumyantsev, Ruth Sharpe, personal represen22 Briarcliff Drive, $215,000. tative, and David B. Sharpe to Steven C. LaPlante and Maria Lauren N. Wagner and Danielle K. Weed to Hannah D. KleeC. Wagner, 49 Autumn Lane, berg, 1 Mapleview Lane, Unit D, $215,900. $232,000.

Patricia Bonica and Amy E. Correia U S Bank, trustee, and RMAC to Daniel Ordorica and Abigail C. Trust Series 2016-CTT, trustee of, Wanamaker-Ordorica, 139 High to Kevin D. Freeman, 56 Lealand Point Drive, $350,000.

Ave., $217,500.

AMHERST David H. Glassberg to Lisa Kent, trustee, David Glassberg, trustee, and 72 Chestnut Street Trust, 72 Chestnut St., $100.

Gerald R. Locke and Catrine E.

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ASHFIELD Eugene H. Poissant, Jr., to Shari L. Ovitt Revocable Trust and Shari L. Ovitt, trustee, 163 Norton Hill Road, $340,000.

Stephen John Cias and Sandra Cias, “fka” Sandra T. Ruhl, to Den-

BELCHERTOWN Thomas C. Laughner and Lori E. Young Laughner to John S. Smith and Samantha J. Curry, 175 Sheffield Drive, $370,000.

Sean K. Pettis to Nancy C. McConnell, 55 Green Ave., $100,000.

Walter R. Trzpit, Christine M. Trzpit, Tammy A. Kane, Tammy A. Rackliffe and Thomas M. Kane to Brooke E. Packard and Brendan M. Coughlin, 40 Ware Road, $180,000.

John H. Conkey Jr., and Sandra L. Conkey to Hayden Conkey and Kalene K. Kwasnik, 166 Munsell St., $550,000.

Vitaliy Anisimov and Liliya Anisimov to Andrey Bezkulov and Larissa Bezkulov, Old Sawmill Road, $100.

Richard W. Christen Sr., Richard W. Christen, Julianna Christen, Heidi Christen and Julianna Christen, attorney-in-fact, to Heidi Christen, 42 Underwood St., $100.

Jean M. Huntington to Patricia

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A. Nadolski, 161 Federal St., $190,000.

BUCKLAND Michael H. Genthner and Mary B. Riley to Peter B. Harris and Gretchen E. Loucka. 25 West Brown Road, “aka” Brown Road, $313,000.

CHESTER Robert M. Johnson to Gary F. O’Brien and Patricia A. O’Brien, East River Road, $70,000.

CHESTERFIELD William J. Gessing to Laurel J. Laizer and Joshua K. Houle, 181 East St., $230,000.

Rebecca L. Goodnow to Matthew A. Laffer, 225 Old Chesterfield Road, $390,000.

CHICOPEE Amy C. Fonseca and Jorge C. Fonseca to Jennifer Reardon, 33 Wildermere St., $242,500.

Antoinette Potter, William A. Glinka Jr., and Specialized Loan Servicing LLC, to Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp., 546-548 Montgomery St., $119,653.

Brad M. Klinkowski and Kevin J. Klinkowski to David J. Troie and Catherine L. Troie, 31 Felix St., $192,000.

Cynthia M. Piela and Sharon L. Flagg to Lynne N. Langford and Allen R. Langford, 298 Moore St., $186,500.

Gregory A. Hamelin and Hollie P. Hamelin to Gabriel Martinez Garcia and Zoe Laureano, 516 Britton St., $279,000.

Jeremy Spring and Buffy Spring to Ramon Jackson, 35 Sullivan St., $201,000.

Jick Realty LLC, to Rohirrim Inc., 1535 Memorial Drive, $550,000.

John J. Green, conservator, Robert J. Suchy and Dolores E. Suchy to Zainul Abideen, 68 Bell St., $200,000.

June Babbidge, representative, Kevin Thomas Sullivan, estate, and Kevin T. Sullivan to Peggy A.

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Laurie A. Halford, representative, and Pauline Jeanne Myers, estate, to Thomas Joseph Roe III, and Cindy A. Roe, 27 Harrington Road, $185,000.

Mary Fagnant and Kenneth Fagnant to Thomas P. Bennett Sr., Thomas Bennett, Lela M. Bennett and Lela Bennett, 37 Schley St., $185,000.

Real A. Rouillard and Real Rouillard to Danielle Rouillard and Luis Johnson, 51 Asselin St., $162,000.

Richard D. Tomolillo Sr., and Linda M. Tomolillo to Michael T. Loudon and Wendy A. Loudon, 278 East Main St., $205,000.

Robert Mercure and Wini L. Mercure to Janice M. Charter, 67 Richmond Way, #39, $230,000.

Ronald H. Boulanger Jr., and Jennifer L. Boulanger to Jorge L. Moran and Katiria E. Moran, 137 Mayflower Ave., $320,000.

Sergey Kaletin to Dante Giovanni Capane, 40 Wallace Ave., $232,500.

Shawna M. Labbee to Laura K. Magagnoli, 12 Dublin St., $89,900.

COLRAIN Garry M. Longe to Garret R. Savoie, 13 River Street, $195,000.

CONWAY Corse Investment Trust, Edith J. Corse, trustee, by attorney, Leslie Brown, attorney, to Hillaree A. Haberle, 624 Shelburne Falls Road, $240,000.

Holly K. Michaelson and Lora Talbot to Jill-Beth Veronica Sweeney, 80 Baptist Hill Road, $245,000.

CUMMINGTON Ronald E. Wolf to Ronald E. Wolf and George Steven O’Leary, Plainfield Road, $100.

Ronald E. Wolf to Ronald E. Wolf and John P. O’Leary, 609 Berkshire Trail, $100.

DEERFIELD Mark L. Parent to Kelly M. Ghiz and Benjamin R. Peters, 3 Adams Court, Unit 23, Commons of Deerfield Condominium, $214,500.

Mark Bellino and Judith Bellino to Michael Ellis and Jackie Elaine Carmody, 5 Baker Lane, $376,000.

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Punturiero to Thomas C. Fritsch and Lauren E. Palmieri, 5 Susan Drive, $275,000.

GARDEN NOTES

Jill M. Bascomb, Jill C. McGovern and Christopher D. Bascomb to Matthew F. Sandler and Catherine R. Sandler, 22 Willow Circle, $394,000.

Jessica M. Lacroix to Christine L. Hotchkiss and Teresa L. Anderson, 120 Strong St., and 120 Strong Street Rear, $236,900.

Barbara Gillies Diamond to Richard J. Guimond and Nancy A. Guimond, 21 Park St., $387,500.

Janice M. Peterson, Robert C. Peterson, John J. Peterson and Theresa M. Peterson to Barbara G. Diamond, 4 Lukes Way, $330,000.

EAST LONGMEADOW Aniello Gisolfi and Diana Gisolfi to Anthony Grassetti Jr., and Maria Grassetti, 232 Canterbury Circle, $435,000.

D R Chestnut Llc and D R Chestnut to Richard M Engelman and Jane G Engelman, 48 Broadleaf Circle, Unit III-22, $499,450.

Donald G. Coombs and Joan E. Coombs to James L. Dufresne and Stephanie Dufresne, 788 Somers Road, $228,500.

Jason Weber and Kelsey Weber to Christopher Fesko and Lisa Guenette, 17 Pease Road, $195,000.

Mark Pafumi and Heidi Pafumi to Amanda N. Santa, 3 Redin Drive, $255,014.

TGW Realty LLC, to Gabrielle L. Mack and Seamus P. McEvoy, 19 Anne St., $250,000.

Yong K. Cho and Isabel S. Cho to Maria Paolone, 11 Young Ave., $284,000.

GRANBY Eric Barnes to Emily M. Must, 79 Harris St., $355,380.

Lynn M. Tenerowicz and Jennifer L. Basil to Paul H. Wiley and Patricia A. Romney, 27 Granby Heights, $137,000.

Thomas A. Kisiel and Susan Kisiel to Nathan J. Gladu and Jessie A. Marcoulier-Gladu, 67 North St., $270,000.

Mark D. Paquette to Nancy Ann Paquette, 24 Cedar Drive, $100.

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other hands-on, exciting farm and garden activities.

SOUTH HADLEY For details, including pricing, financial aid, age-group Tea party descriptions, visit berkshire botanical.org/events.

Gro-South Hadley invites Tai Chi in the Garden will area gardeners and wouldbe gardeners to “Alice’s Tea take place on Thursdays through Aug. 22, at 8 a.m.

Party� on Friday, Aug. 9, in the Procter garden. Shoes from 4:30 to 7 p.m. Bring and loose clothing recoma chair and join in for mended. Pay per class upon grilled veggies, salsas, light arrival: $5 members; $7 refreshments, a garden nonmembers. In case of rain, scavenger hunt, and music classes will be in the Educaby Berkshire Hills. RSVP to tion Cetern. Call Dana Audia gro-southhadley@gmail. for details at 413-944-8504. com.

On Friday, “Family STOCKBRIDGE Fridays: Animals and Us: Our Connections,�

Botanical Garden Exploring takes place from 11 a.m. to Berkshire Botanical Garnoon. This year’s offerings den, 5 W. Stockbridge Road, will be interactive, educais presenting several upcom- tional and focused on the ing programs. natural world. Join in for four programs on animals large On Monday to Friday, 9 and small. All programs are a.m. to 3 p.m., children will free to garden members and spend time caring for the plants and animals and mak- children under 12, and to ing good use of the harvest. nonmembers with admission.

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$44,350

$1,153

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$1,153

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Long-term U.S. mortgage rates fall to 3.75% U.S. long-term mortgage rates fell this week, edging toward three-year lows amid signals from Federal Reserve officials that they could cut their benchmark interest rate at their meeting next week.

Mortgage buyer Freddie Mac said Thursday the average rate on the key 30-year mortgage dipped to 3.75% from 3.81% the previous week. Those are historically low levels for the 30-year rate, which a year ago stood at 4.54%.

The average rate for 15-year, fixed-rate home loans fell to 3.18% from 3.23% the previous week.

On Thursday, the European Central Bank joined the Fed in making clear that more stimulus could be coming soon to support an economy weakening in the face of global trade tensions. The ECB’s rate-setting board left its key interest benchmarks unchanged at a policy meeting but said it could cut them as its

next move.

Global economic growth is being dragged down by events like the U.S.-China trade war that have spurred a number of central banks to move toward providing greater stimulus.

Central banks in South Korea, Indonesia and South Africa already have cut interest rates in recent days.

The Fed’s anticipated rate cut next week would undo some of the policymakers’ credit tightening from last

year, when they raised rates four times. Many economists believe that the Fed will cut its benchmark rate, currently in a range of 2.25% to 2.5%, by a quarter-point at next week’s meeting and another quarter-point in September.

Freddie Mac surveys lenders across the country between Monday and Wednesday each week to compile its mortgage rate figures.

The average doesn’t include extra fees, known as points,

which most borrowers must pay to get the lowest rates.

The average fee on 30-year fixed-rate mortgages fell this week to 0.5 point from 0.6 point.

The average fee for the 15year mortgage was unchanged at 0.5 point.

The average rate for fiveyear adjustable-rate mortgages eased to 3.47% from 3.48% the previous week. The fee held steady at 0.4 point.

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$125,000.

Yuliya A. Shumeiko and Roman D. Shumeiko to Luis Morales, 717 Westfield Road, $205,000.

87A&B Depot Road, $385,000.

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GRANVILLE Bonnie Hunt to Brandon Gower and Samantha Gower, 1642 Main Road, $85,000.

GREENFIELD Emelia C. Grant, by attorney, Carolyn Grant, Karen Grant and Stephen M. Grant, attorneys, to Parody Builders & Sons LLC, 27 Pickett Lane, $173,000. Ann M. Thomas and Gary L. Thomas to Kelly L. Markol, 13 Cedar Glen Circle/Cedar Glen Circle. Unit A13 Greenfield Town Homes Condominium, $145,000.

Judy L. Wolter to William Sherr, 32 Princeton Terrace, Unit 32, Meadowview Manor Condominium, $105,000.

John F. Merrigan and Martina Merrigan to Christopher Donelan and Maureen Donelan, 25 Summer Street, $200,000.

Marion F. Jasmin to David P. Nigro and Suzanne R. Nigro, 124 Franklin St., $136,000.

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Rosemund LLC, to Stephen P. Rice, trustee, and Hampshire 401K Trust, 29 Grand Oak Farm Road, $540,000.

Judith A. Haskell to Jordan M. Haskell, 4 Meadowbrook Drive, $100.

Kamran Vahdat and Lida Missaghi to Kamyar Vahdat, 8 Kennedy Drive, $180,000.

Allan D. Zuchowski to Jeffrey C. Mish, Aqua Vitae Road Off, $83,500.

Pioneer Valley Rental Management LLC, to Donald R. Dion, 78 Russell St., $350,000.

N Riley Realty LLC, to Uyen T. Le and Trang D. Le, 8 Lawrence Plain Road, $508,660.

HATFIELD John T. Wroblewski, Edward W. Wroblewski Jr., Susan J. Zaniewski, Barbara M. Wroblewski and Joyce F. Wroblewski to Michael Herbert, Joseph J. Czajkowski and Stephen J. Herbert, Cronin Hill Road,

Timothy M. Houle to Jennifer L. Szczerba and Frank M. Szczerba, 158 Sturbridge Road, $380,000.

David B. Reen to Yogi Rana, Hinalkumari Rana, Anilsinh Rana and Prabhavati Rana, 207 Ardsley

LEVERETT Keith 0. Kaneta to Seth P. Lawrence-Slavas and Rachel Lawrence-Slavas, 87 Depot Road &

HOLYOKE AMX LLC, to Julio E. Figueroa, 146 High St., $41,000.

Frankie Chips Assoc Inc., to Trulieve Holyoke Holdings LLC, North Bridge St., $300,000.

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Natalia Seng and Ronny Sinn to Brian Michaud and Irene Michaud, 239 Madison Ave., West, $340,000.

Richard A. Doulette, estate, and Carol Cioe Klyman, representatiave, to Cara B. Quinn, 95 Knollwood Circle, $232,000.

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James F. David to Craig Berry, 62 Congress St., $35,000.

Patrick S. Fields to Benegan 2 LLC, 280 Deerfield St., $260,000.

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LEGEND: The rate and annual percentage rate (APR) are effective as of the publication date. The APR may increase after consummation and may vary. Payments do not include amounts for taxes and insurance. The fees set forth for each advertisement above may be charged to open the plan (A) Mortgage Banker, (B) Mortgage Broker, (C) Bank, (D) S&L, (E) Credit Union, (BA) indicates Licensed Mortgage Banker, NYS Banking Dept., (BR) indicates Registered Mortgage Broker, NYS Banking Dept., (loans arranged through third parties). “Call for Rates” means actual rates were not available at press time. All rates are quoted on a minimum FICO score of 740. Conventional loans are based on loan amounts of $165,000. Jumbo loans are based on loan amounts of $424,100. Points quoted include discount and/or origination. Lock Days: 30-60. Annual percentage rates (APRs) are based on fully indexed rates for adjustable rate mortgages (ARMs). The APR on your specific loan may differ from the sample used. Fees reflect charges relative to the APR. If your down payment is less than 20% of the home’s value, you will be subject to private mortgage insurance, or PMI. FHA mortgages include both UFMIP and MIP fees based on loan amount of $165,000 with 5% down payment. VA mortgages include funding fees based on loan amount of $165,000 with 5% down payment. The Republican does not guarantee the accuracy of the information appearing above or the availability of rates and fees in this table. All rates, fees and other information are subject to change without notice. The Republican does not own any financial institutions. Some or all of the companies appearing in this table pay a fee to appear in this table. If you are seeking a mortgage in excess of $424,100, recent legislation may enable lenders in certain locations to provide rates that are different from those shown in the table above. Sample Repayment Terms-ex. 360 monthly payments of $5.29 per $1,000 borrowed ex. 180 monthly payments of $7.56 per $1,000 borrowed. We recommend that you contact your lender directly to determine what rates may be available to you. To access the NMLS Consumer Access website, please visit www.nmlsconsumeraccess.org. To appear in this table, or report any inaccuracies call 413-788-1050.

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Citibank NA, trustee, by attorney for Select Portfolio Servicing Inc., attorney, to Troy Santerre, 218 Montague City Road, $82,500.

Peter Tomb, “aka” Peter E. Tomb, and Constance T. Tomb, “aka” Frank N. Leichthammer and Laurie Constance Tomb, to Addie R. A. Leichthammer to Mark S. Whit- Holland and Daniel S. Rosenberg, ney and Kathleen R. Whitney, 269 38 Center St., $350,000.

Williams St., $237,000.

George A. Stone and Paula J. Joan R. Footit to Mary Gentile, 231 Stone to Nino L. Rodriguez, 224 Deep Woods Drive, $275,000.

Wendell Road, $176,000.

Julie A. Jaron to William J. Golen Peter R. DeFriesse and Janice E. Jr., and Christy T. Golen, 57 FairDeFriesse to Robert J. DeFriesse field Terrace, $292,500. and Sally Hurley, 44 West ChestRoad, $780,000.

nut Hill Road, $330,000.

LUDLOW Baystate Developers Inc., to Jeremy J. Procon, Sunset Ridge, $250,000.

Carlos A. Pires to Brandon A. Morgado, 101 Ventura St., $183,500.

Christopher E. Webster and Sandra Y. Webster to Christopher Wyman, 42 Focosi Lane, $330,000.

Fumi Realty Inc., to Drew R, Ledwith, 676 Chapin St., $207,500.

Herman Copen Revocable Trust of Sunderland, John R. Copen, Individually and Trustee, to Eric Usinger, 807 Fairway Avenue, unit 807 Atrium Condominium, $145,000.

Nancy E. Perry to Logan E. Fannin and Brett Saharceski, 29 Taylor Heights, $165,000.

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HOME & GARDEN Road, $1,145.

Angela Tor, Angela Sullivan and Jason Tor to Michael A. Skillicorn and Abby E. Getman Skillicorn, 37 Gregory Lane, $255,900.

James Hession, trustee, James Hession 2016 Trust, Kathleen B. Hession, trustee, and Kathleen B. Hession 2016 Trust to Stephen Derose and Kathryn Derose, 38 Rustlewood Ridge, $995,000.

Andrea L. Garon and Joseph P. Loftus to Erik W. Cheries, 36 Highland Ave., $391,000.

Alison Plummer to Michael Raymond Riel and Michelle Aileen St. Germain McConnell, 1368 Westhampton Road, $152,500.

NORTHFIELD Anthony L. Martino and Frances B. Martino to Sarah Martino, Farms Road, “aka” Route 63, $32,000.

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Jon C. Hollingshead and Genessa Mohamad Awad, 82 Abbey St., Hollingshead to Zachary D. Thouin, $205,000.

18 Fairview Ave., $195,000.

Michael D. Kubic, personal representative, Stephen A. Kubic, estate, and Stephen Arthur Kubic, SHELBURNE estate, to Joseph Grabowski and Kevin R. Shaw, Jr., and Deanna M. Mackenzie Sullivan, 38 Garden Shaw to Ryan D. Scott and Katey St., $70,000.

M. Garrett, 137 Skinner Road, Michael D. Kubic, Cheryl Ann $250,000.

Kubic, Russell P. Cisek, Russell P.

SHUTESBURY Douglas E. Abbott to Natalia Petruski-Ivleva, 150 Wendell Road, $329,000.

Marilyn M. Ledoux and N. Laurence Miller to Pioneer Valley Habitat for Humanity Inc., West Pelham Road., $27,000.

SOUTH HADLEY David Sparko and Doris A. Sparko to Erin M. Sparko-Killian and Matthew J. Killian, 149 Brainerd St., $100.

CitiMortgage Inc., by attorney, Ser- Robert J. Napolitano and Susan E. Napolitano to Kevin E. Foley and Gregory G. Gould to Nancy L. For- viceLink LLC, attorney, to Pervez Jorge M. Ferreira and Rose M. Mary Anne Myers, 120 Pine Grove Hai, 56 Shelter Street, $23,500. restall, 35 Orange Road, $254,000.

Ferreira to Andrew D. Billeter and Drive, $380,000.

John F. Shackett and Norberto Fallon Billeter, 123 Genovevo Drive, Nancy C. Hardy Estate and ChanCarolyn R. Baston and William dra Hardy, personal representative, Veras to Maurice E. Lizotte and $460,000.

B. Baston to Mary L. Shelasky Marcia E. Marjomaa, 113 New to Robert John Walker and VanesJudi Rycenga, Judith Rycenga, and Brian E. Shelasky, 100 Alvord Athol Road, Unit 105, Pioneer sa C. Walker, 55 North Prescott Kathleen R. Newman and Richard Place, $257,900.

Place Condominium, $194,900.

Road, $104,000.

A. Henrichon to Karen L. AuWayne E. Walton and Monica G. Phyllis E. Smith to Halee L. Curry, Rachel Onuf and Robert S. Cox dette, 665 Center St., Unit 905, Walton to Michael Lucchesi, 10 32 Gay St., $213,000. to Brian R. Pickell and Janice M. $230,000.

Plainville Circle, $425,000.

Tyner, 7 Whitaker Road. $330,000. Jeffrey K. Hume, Keith W. Hume Maureen C. Carneiro and Arthur Sarah E. Scibak to Timothy C. Hart and Michael F. Hume to Keith W. V. Carneiro to Dilipkumar Patel, 31 and Ximena Gomez, 13 Chileab Hume, Margaret E. Hume, Michael Daisy Lane, $340,000.

NORTHAMPTON Road, $310,000.

F. Hume and Paula J. Hume, Lake Michael J. Hill, Leslie A. Hill and Christine S. Roy to Richard F. Emerald City Rentals LLC, to Mattawa, $62,000.

Leslie Ann Goncalves to Isaac Angel S. Ortiz, 4 Pine Valley Road, Kathleen M. Hamel, “fka” Kathleen Buckley Jr., and Linda M. RowSantana Jr., and Lindsay A. Santaland-Buckley, 20 Rivercrest Way, $183,000.

M. Howard, to Richard P. Marcina, 44 Emma Way, $432,000. nowski, “aka” Richard Marcinows- $415,000.

John S. Gibson and Elizabeth R. Richard Salvarezza to Leslie A. Thomas W. Robert and Michelle ki, 200 Dana Road, $190,000.

Meyersohn to P-Tush 2 LLC, 30 Hill, 90 Chapin Greene Drive, Unit Williams St., $476,000.

M3 Innovations Inc., to Peter Cho- M. Robert to Timothy M. Hurley 90, $217,000. and Jocelyn M. Hurley, 47 Chestbot, 15 Rosemont Ave., $87,500.

Faith I. Ferguson to Erica S. TibRyan J. Linton and Lauren S. nut Hill Road, $319,500. bets, 14 Henry St., $221,700.

Sharon A. Godin to Elizabeth C. Linton to Maryann Scyocurka, 76 Victoria Anne Woodburn to AnthoDavid Anthony Botte to Colin D. Sicard, 76 Marjorie St., $216,000.

Deroche Circle, $199,900. ny Cheney, 46 Ludlow Road, $100.

Chickles and Shelda T. Chickles, Sherry L. Powers to Brian G. DenShawn T. Hall and Nancy F. Hall 25 New South St., $257,000. nis and Katarzyna A. Dennis, 15 PALMER to Katherine Mary Coscia, 31 Noel Karen L. Howat to A. Stephen PoKnollwood Road, $370,000.

St., $245,000.

Karen King, representative, and lins and Jennifer Polins, 32 Maple

MONSON John S. Handzel and Marion L. Handzel to James P. Bailey, Cedar Swamp Road, $33,000.

Michael Moynahan and Brittiney E. Moynahan to Kyle Reilly and Stephany Ann Kostorizos, 56 Margaret St., $315,000.

MONTAGUE Christopher W. Martin and Jennifer L. Martin to Jonas Bless, 144 Millers Falls Road, $217,000.

Green McKinley Family Trust, Micky McKinley, trustee, to Carla J. Chilton and Peter C. Chilton, 114 Ripley Road, $390,000.

St., $548,500.

Sturbridge Development LLC, to Thomas Cain and Beth Skillins, 63 Higgins Way, $661,760.

Mathieu J. Tebo to Ryan J. Manning, 6-8 Wright Ave., $395,000.

Wayne H. Eastman Jr., personal representative, and Alice E. Eastman, estate, to Mary Patricia Marvel, 546 Audubon Road, $350,000.

Walter W. Boucher Jr., and Joyce E. Boucher to Miko Yoshiyama, trustee and Miko Yoshiyama 2009 Revocable Living Trust, 64 Federal St., $363,000.

Rene Theberge and Susan K. Theberge to Vincent R. Snyder and Marjorie E. Snyder, Rocky Hill

Gordon H. Christiansen, estate, to Anthony T. Santos, Mason St., $43,500.

PLAINFIELD Leland H. Wells to Mountain Stream LLC, Hawley Street, Plainfield Road, Hawley Road, West Hawley Road and Savoy Road, $62,000.

ROWE Edward J. Silva and Sandra J. Silva to David John Decker, 54 Ford Hill Road. $255,000.

RUSSELL

Gerard M. Farrelly, trustee, and Farrelly Family Realty Trust to Jason H. Mackay and Allyson J. Mackay, 28 Cornell St., $252,000.

Bruce C. Kinmonth to Matthew S. Bauer, 47 Lexington Ave., and Lexington Street, $222,500.

Martha Fox, trustee, and Martha E. Fox Revocable Trust to Robert E. Green, 10 Pine Grove Drive, $209,000.

James W. Menard, Dennis R. Menard, Laurent G. Menard and Diane C. Casey to Teresa Szwajkowski, 62 Bardwell St., $214,900.

Clarice L. Bielanski to Michael J. Wilk and Renee A. Wilk, 26 Bolton St., $160,000.

Sokharun Yim to Omar Awad and

Cisek, executor, Brenda L. Cisek, estate, and Susan D. Cisek to Joseph Grabowski and Mackenzie Sullivan, 38 Garden St., $140,000.

SOUTHAMPTON Michael T. Kopyscinski and Michael T. Kopyscincki to Jesse R. Katz, 84 Line St., $260,000.

Monica L. Czerwinski, personal representative, Jason F. Anderson, personal representative, and Edna A. Neill, estate, to Christopher L. Marchetto and Julianne Marchetto, 86 Line St., $216,250.

SPRINGFIELD Altranais Home Care LLC, to Andrey Khromets and Elena Khromets, 40-44 Orchard St., $262,000.

Arthur Joseph Boudreau Jr., and Luann Boudreau to Richard A. Stambovsky, 736 Bradley Road, $175,000.

Arthur T. Wnuk to Joshua I. Rhodes, 116 Granger St., $164,900.

Boardwalk Apartments LLC, to Antonio Santa, 14 Arbutus St., $155,000.

Carlos Serrazina and Monica Serrazina to Jose D. Torres and Andrea L. Maldonado-Burgos, 238 Wollaston St., $217,000.

Christopher M. Cignoli, representative, and Abigail Cignoli, estate, to Patrick J. O’Connor, 53 Gillette Ave., $152,000.

Federal National Mortgage Association, and Fannie Mae to Carrasquillo Fix Up LLC, 256 Ambrose St., $105,000.

Daniel R. Anthony and Daniel R. Gallivan to Nicholas J. Alberto, 48 Fellsmere St., $232,000.

Darryl Minnifield to Abigail M. St. Phard and Stanley W. St. Phard, 54 Chase Ave., $148,500.

David Rock and Eleni Makris Rock to Tom Makris, 15 Fredette St., $130,000.

Dawn E. Davis and Dawn E. Yager to Cody R. Santos, 213 Pheland Ave., $176,000.

Donna M. Gamble and John M. Gamble to Julio Rosario and Veronica Melendez, 45 Catalpa Terrace, $190,000.

Eladio Cruz Rosado Jr., and Eva N. Gonzalez to Lisa Kirschenbaum,

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Reich stems that will begin bearing in late summer. Chop the whole planting down again the following winter, and the cycle repeats itself, and so on

year after year.

You’re right, this brutal way of pruning does sacrifice the midsummer crop, which would be borne on canes in their second year. But balance this loss against the ease of this method of pruning.

Also, cutting down all canes

Deeds

N & J Properties LLC, to Yaciel Santiago, 92 Barber St., $169,000.

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avoids some disease problems and leaves nothing for deer to munch on in winter.

There are not nearly as many varieties of fall-bearing raspberries as summer-bearing ones. Unfortunately, the worst of the lot is also the fall-bearer most usually of-

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fered by nurseries and garden centers. This is the variety Heritage, admittedly easy to grow but not worth eating, to my taste.

Fallgold is at the other end of the flavor spectrum. It is worth the trouble of selective pruning rather than mowing.

Then I can pluck berries from early July into October, with the present short hiatus making me hunger even more for the later harvest.

Any gardening questions?

Email them to me at garden@ leereich.com. Come visit my garden at leereich.com/blog.

Wilkinson to Ryan T. Daley and Courtney L. Skowron, 87 Sherwood Ave., $286,000.

Orlandi to Louis S. Scarfo Sr., Jacquelyn L. Scarfo, Stanley J. Osowski and Darlene A. Osowski, 7 Union Ave., $290,000.

Natividad Lizardo to Rolando Pino Daoust Enterprise Inc., to Jack J. Martinez, 39 Dawes St., $178,000. Bousquet and Nancy A. Bousquet, WESTFIELD 86 Laurence St., $130,000.

6 Main St., $215,000.

Nina M. Hall to Kristol Griffith, 39 Elaine P. Davey to Lachenauer Brian E. Whiteway to Eugene Cortland St., $156,000.

LLC, 19-21 Ledyard St., $100,000.

J. Borowski Jr., 81-83 Elm St., WARE Onota Rental LLC, to Edayn Ruiz $275,000.

Gary A. Daula to Ralph F. Dill and Loida E. Fonseca Figueroa, Mountain Stream LLC, to Vinil and Ralph Dill, 35-39 Martin St., C & D Construction Services 187 Denver St., $171,500.

Maddali, Lee Road, $20,000. $189,900.

LLC, to Derek Egerton and Joyce J. L’Heureux to Christopher Carrie Egerton, 4 Angelica Drive, George H. Miller and Mae F. Miller Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp., to Kenia Feliz, 72 Midway Ross and Noelle W. Perry, 33 Eddy $395,000. to Tanya L. Miller, 949 Roosevelt St., $78,000.

St., $139,900.

Ave., $205,000.

Crystal Samantha Lentini, Crystal Peter Ridubois to Ryan Shaver, Cullen J. Rohan and Cullen Rohan Samantha Cole and James Ha To Mach and Hao Y. Luu to 63-65 Clayton St., $115,000. to Timothy H. Avers, 9 Fisherdick Francis Lentini to Claude M. Prime Partners LLC, 47 Vermont Road, $100.

Godbout, 202 Montgomery Road, St., $85,000.

Robert F. Shea Jr., and Maureen $220,000.

D. Shea to Hector Manuel Quiles Country Bank for Savings to TimHarry E. Kellogg Sr., and MarBonilla, 162 El Paso St., $155,000. othy H. Avers, 9 Fisherdick Road, Daniel G. Savage and Laura J. guerite R. Kellogg to Demetrice Savage to Dominic Kirchner Dawkins, 25 Grant St., $99,000.

Roxdot Rehabs LLC, to Harling K. $19,900.

II, trustee, and Trust 2U Realty Banegas-Flores, 122 Marlborough Beverly A. Desforges, personal Heneto N. Davis and Elouise E. Trust, trustee of, 11 Madison St., St., $162,900. representative, and Robert A. Davis to SRV Properties LLC, 80 $52,000.

Desforges, estate, to Kimberly Grand St., $50,000.

Smails LLC, to Jennifer Godin,

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Hope Edwards and John Harrold Denise A. Pooler and Armand Rough III, 18 School St., $162,000. P. Gaudreau to Christopher L. Springfield UE LLC. to Springfield Yothers and Chelsea R. Yothers, Joseph F. Bullan, personal repreInvestors LLC, 1101-1105 Boston 36 White St., $190,000. sentative, and Francis R. Bullan, Road, $10,210,000.

James Billingsley and Brittany Billingsley to Andrea Jean Calano and Valerie Ann Falbo, 22 Audley Road, $226,000.

364-366 White St., $125,000.

John E. Lyons Jr., and John Edwin Lyons Jr., to Jorge Galicia, 37 Greaney St., $161,000.

Tara Vivenzio to Teisha Monique Thomas, 65 Norman St., $175,000.

Jose A. Santana and Betsy Santana to Lawrence T. Keefe, 177 Wachusett St., $225,000.

Tatyana Medvedev Semyrog, representative, and Sergei Vladimirovich Semrog, estate, to Rosa Marrero-vazquez, 68 Rollins St., $220,000.

Joseph C. Jaeger and Rita L. Jaeger to 3 Crescent Hill Realty Trust, trustee of, and Bruce Arnold, trustee, 3 Crescent Hill, $220,000.

Kathleen E. Cook to Jessamy Hoffmann and Theodore Garner, 20 Riverview Terrace, $249,900.

Lil As Property Management LLC, to Daniel E. Santana-Ortiz and Yamileth M. Santana-Valentin, 1100 Roosevelt Ave., $165,000.

Marcin Wodecki to Duglas Miranda Miranda and Anayancy Miranda, 50 Washington St., $235,000.

Margaret G. Boxold to Zahra Mortazi Biabani, 829 Dickinson St., $178,000.

Mark Szydlowski, Kaitlyn K. Szydlowski and Joanne Szydlowski to Brittni R. Upchurch, 378 Roosevelt Ave., $210,000.

Thuy Thi Pham, Luc Duong Hong, Dina Lam and Huy Lam to Bretta Construction LLC, 71 Daviston St., $110,000.

estate, to Wendy Theresa Sprous, 8 Bellevue Avenue Extension, $160,000.

WARWICK Stephen A. Clark to Massachusetts Commonwealth Conservation Recreation, Kelton Road, $90,000.

WENDELL

Valley Castle Holdings LLC, to Victor Miller and Rebecca Miller Ivan J. Gonzalez, 42-44 Carver St., to Jordan J. Fletcher and Alyssa J. $185,000.

Maloney, Sears Road, $9,000.

Valley Castle Holdings LLC, to Tuo Na Liang, 55 Mapledell St., WEST SPRINGFIELD $145,000.

Alex & Rasim LLC, to Tony AlWilliam Golen Jr., and Christy T. farone and Maria Alfarone, 1130LaBreque to Kristen Cardaropoli, 1142 Memorial Ave., $270,000.

580 Plumtree Road, $206,000.

Wilmington Savings Fund Society, trustee, and Stanwich Mortgage Loan Trust A, trustee of, to Anthony Bourget, 44 Larchmont St., $90,000.

TOLLAND

MJV Realty LLC, to Ismail El Khat- Andrew C. Whyte and Patsy S. Whyte to William R. Speirs II, 81 ib and Ali El Khatib, 1476 Page Chipmunk Crossing, $356,000.

Boulevard, $218,000.

Flora M. Bergeron to Robert Masters, 36 Warren St., $161,000.

Osama S. Jalal to Svetlana Kudryashova, 79 Sprague St., $140,000.

Russell Radcliffe, representative, and Ronald S. Radcliffe, estate, to Nicolas B. Gendreau, 97 Meadowbrook Ave., $226,000.

Sheila A. Ryan, Sheila A. Ryan-Wilkinson and Thomas A.

Douglas C. Stachura and Ellen L. Stachura to Timothy H. Haggerty, 6 Blue Sky Drive, $435,000.

U S A Housing & Urban Development to Mechanic Man LLC, 14 Clark St., $82,200.

Jake A. LaBrecque to Christopher A. Provencher, 234 Holyoke Road, $197,400.

Marilyn E. Hunt and Robin E. L. Brough to David J. Berard and Bonnie P. Berard, 49 Westwood Drive, $231,700.

Mary Anne Husson to Kyle M. Gendron and Rebecca Beauregard, 465 East Mountain Road, $147,000.

Matthew Sandler and Catherine Sandler to Matthew B. Osowski and Jacqueline M. Osowski, 10 Woodland Road, $340,000.

Patricia A. Sniegowski, representative, Eleanor Anna Baceski, estate, Eleanor R. Baceski, estate, and Eleanor A. Baceski, estate, to Michal Kosciolek, 109 Ridgecrest Drive, $310,000.

Richard A. Burek, representative, and Michael A. Burek, estate, to Connor M. Hall, 12 Canal Drive, $215,000.

Ronald K. Orlandi and Bruce G.

WILBRAHAM Brian J. Chaisson and Nan Hui Chaisson to Jason Weber and Kelsey Weber, 48 Decorie Drive, $306,000.

David M. Tranghese and Kathleen M. Tranghese to Jeffrey Peyman, 1 Hawthorne Road, $298,500.

Jean E. Zenor and Glen N. Zenor to Shane Thomas Waltsak, 6 Wilbraview Drive, $315,000.

John Guerin and Kristina Guerin to Ana C. Serrenho, 10 Willow Brook Lane, $162,000.

JPMorgan Chase Bank to Dominic Kirchner II, trustee, and Laurels Realty Trust, trustee of, 93 Main St., $80,000.

Philip W. Bouchard and Louisa May Bouchard to David Sanschagrin and Meredith Sanschagrin, 16 Red Bridge Road, $335,000.

WORTHINGTON Peter P. Ball, Jr., and Karen Ball Demers, attorney-in-fact, to David Carpenter, Pamela Carpenter, Chester Brett and Elizabeth Brett, 220 Starkweather Hill Road, $80,000.

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Yellow Headed Amazon Parrot that loves to talk, needs good home. Lge play top cage, comes w/ him $1800. 413-244-0915

Cats

KITTEN $105/EA ready for adoption. A rehoming fee applies. They’re super cute & great with people.

Litterbox trained! Call or text me (413) 386-5105 if you have any question

Dogs

1 Male Alaskan Malamute Puppy, 8 wks old, ready to go w/first shots. $700.

Call 413- 250-0903 AKC GOLDEN RETRIEVERS M/F, (2) Light Gold, 1st shots, & dewormed, $900ea Call (413)562-6031

Articles for Sale

Merchandise

43 WILDER TERR. AKC Rottweiller puppies for sale, $1500;

Call (860)833-1373 BOXER PUPPIES 8 WKS OLD, Brindle, parents on premises, (4) 1M/3Fs $700 (413)517-5604 CHIHUAHUA PUPS (2) Both Male, 1 tan, 1 Blk & dark bownish, 6wks old, $400ea Call 413-455-2461 COCKER HEELER SPANIELS Vet check & shots, ready to go; $750/ea. Dwayne Family farm raised in Huntington (413)320-0889 German Shepherd pups, champion Czeck bloodlines, 3M, 2F, $900 (413) 218-2321 Golden Retrievers $650.

2 females, & 1 Male 1st shots and dewormed.

Call 802-895-2784 GOLDEN RETRIEVERS Male, Female, (3) asking $850; taking deposits.

Call 413-627-6386 LAB CHOC PUPS. AKC G/CHAMP, OFA, OFE, CERF lines. M/F, Family raised. Ready July $1,275.

(413) 464 1298 LAB CHOC PUPS ENGLISH AKC/ACA cert parents m/f Shots Family raised $975 Ready Now 413 663 1806 SIBERIAN HUSKIES FOR SALE 1M & 2 F PUPPIES First shots and dewormed, $650each. call 802-895-2784

Antiques/Collectibles Appliances Articles for Rent Articles For Sale Audio Building Materials Cameras Camping Equipment Clothing Coins and Stamps Construction Equipment Do-In-Yourself Materials Electronics/Compuiters Fitness Equipment Flea Markets Forklifts and Equipment Fuel Furniture, Etc. Good Things To Eat Hot Ticket Items Jewelry Lawn & Garden Lawnmower & Snowblower Machinery & Tools Med. Equipment Sales/Wanted Miscellaneous Musical Instruments Office Equipment Pools, Spas & Accessories Professional Equipment Restaurant Equipment Seasonal Snowmobiles Sports Television Tickets Video Vintage Clothing Wanted to Buy Wood-Burning Stoves

Articles for Sale

350 GOLF BALLS, All types - $85.00.

Call (413) 426-7063 Ron 50 MINIATURE STATE BIRDS BELL COLLECTION WITH SHELF $125 (413)538-4484

Exotic Animals

SUGAR GLIDER Baby yearling, (1) $50.

413-259-5351

8’ Snowplow blade, made to fit farm tractor. $249.

Call 413-237-7148

ALL PFAFF EQUIPMENT, (4) Creative 1473 Creative 2140 Hobby Lock 799 Embroidery Arm All in good shape for $2500 Call (413)596-8683

BATTERIES (2 sets ) for a Pride motorscooter $40ea Red Sox Baseball Bat, signed by Fred Lynn & Dwight Evans $100; (413)530-9543

BIKE RALIEGH 6spd $OLD: Portable sewing machine $25; Men’s $20 & Women $75 golf clubs & accessories. Dining canopy $0LD; Medicine cabinet 7SOLDsd10; Lrg Wall Mirror $old Lrg cooler $old; Call (413)569-3358

FISHER PRICE HIGH CHAIR $35 (413)538-4484 HUMMEL SPICE JAR COLLECTION WITH SHELF $125 (413)538-4484

KARCHER POWER WASHER w/5HP Honda enginee, missing gaskets, but eng runs very good. Could make a great go-cart eng $70; Call (413)530-0884 Mens (Giant) bike w/ access., like new, $300/ BO. Call 413-782-7516 bet.

7am-7pm. Leave msg.

MOTORCYLE HELMET Med size, never worn still in box, $20;Firm, Boxes of old Barbie Dolls (23) w/ extra clothing $22/B.O. Red Sox Books (7) incl 2013 Championship hat, never worn $22/B.O. For infor call (413)536-5630

Lawnmowers & Snowblowers

ARIENS 7HP SNOWBLOWER RED ULTRA LIGHT TRANSPORT CHAIR $100 (413)538-4484 SHOWER CHAIR WITH BACK AND ARMS ADJUSTABLE $35 (413)538-4484

BASEBALL, Football Basketball & Hockey cards, 1950’s-present, all 50 to 90% off, unopened boxes $1.00. I buy cards/all types Memorabilia 413-596-5783

Auctions

COLONIAL STYLE HOME

SOUTHAMPTON ESTATE SALE, Sulky cart, dental lab stuff, dental sample cases, Kubota Tractor, Ephemera, 1800’s glass negatives, trains, tools, antiques, Sat-Sun July 27-28; 9-2; 63 East St.

WEST SPRINGFIELD

Auctions

Articles for Sale

STAR WARS ALARM CLOCK vintage 1970 $175 (413)538-4484 Stereo HiFi Cabinet, walnut, good cond., plays 45, 78, 33 1/3. $80.00/bo.

Call 413-250-5596

YOU PICKUP THIGHIGH JOBST COMPRESSION SOCKS - 15-20mmHG; COVIDIEN opentoe compression socks 15-20mmHG, 15/each HANES Silk reflection control top size EF 8+packs (3each pack) $20 for all SAS shoes BEIGE 7wide $20 Call (413)283-3420 Fitness Equipment

SEARS INCLINE TREADMILL; never used, still in box $200 you pickup..

Call (413)283-3420 Furniture, Etc.

CORNER entertainment center, custom built Oak, $550; 95hx62wx32D Call (413)786-9317

GLASS TABLE TOP, Round 42’’ Diameter, extra thick $75.00 Call (413)732-2734 Mike HANDSOME LARGE Heritage coffee table, wood & wrought, great cond. $200; (413)534-0985 TWIN BDRM SET, White, mattress, 3 bureaus, desk, 2 bookcases, good cond., $200; (413)363-0237

$175 Call 413-237-7148 BRIGGS & STRATON push lawnmower 5PH, $85; Call 413-237-7148 CUB CADET 2017, 24inch snowblower $400: Call (413)271-2647

AARON POSNIK & CO. INC. Indust & Comm. Auctions 31 Capital Dr. W. Spfld.

733-5238 www.posnik.com

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ESTATES-ANTIQUES 413-665-2877

MORTGAGEES’ REAL ESTATE AUCTIONS TO BE SOLD ON THEIR RESPECTIVE PREMISES

WEDNESDAY JULY 31, 2019 12:00 PM - CHICOPEE, MA 389 SPRINGFIELD STREET DEPOSIT $5,000 1:00 PM - PALMER, MA 130 PETERSON ROAD DEPOSIT $5,000

MONDAY AUGUST 5, 2019 12:00PM-SPRINGFIELD, MA 85 BARBER STREET DEPOSIT $5,000 1:00PM - SPRINGFIELD, MA 118 TYLER STREET DEPOSIT $5,000 2:00PM - SPRINGFIELD, MA 19 FULLERTON STREET - DEPOSIT $5,000 3:00 PM - PALMER, MA 40B MT. DUMPLIN ROAD, UNIT 40B, 40 MT. DUMPLIN ROAD CONDOMINIUM DEPOSIT $5,000

TUESDAY AUGUST 6, 2019

MTD YARD MACHINE RIDING lawn tractor, 17HP 42in cut, No bagger, $425 Call 413-237-7148

12:00 PM - HATFIELD, MA 44 NORTH STREET DEPOSIT $5,000

SIMPLICITY Riding lawn tractor, Hydro-static, 12HP, 42in cut, No bagger $425; Call 413-237-7148

WEDNESDAY AUGUST 7, 2019

Machinery & Tools

17INCH ANTIQUE GRINDING WHEEL with stand $150 Call (413)786-01481 Musical Instruments

FREE - 1896 JW STEERE (2) MANUAL PIPE ORGANS, totally restored, like new cond. (413)528-2368 PIANO: 1999 YAMAHA Professional Upright excellent condition $2,500 del. (413)544-4477 Audio, Video & Television

SEIKA 32 INCH T.V $75 (413)538-4484 Wanted To Buy

CASH PD vintage, antiques, electronics, guitars, amps, tube audio, musical instrum, radios, ham equip, CB. 413-206-8688

WANTED FREON R12.

We pay CA$H. R12 R500 R11. Convenient.

Certified professionals. www.refrigerantfinders. com/ad 312-291-9169

12:00 PM WEST SPRINGFIELD, MA 72 LOWER BEVERLY HILLSDEPOSIT $5,000 TERMS OF SALES: DEPOSITS IN THE AMOUNTS SPECIFIED ABOVE ARE TO BE PAID BY THE PURCHASER(S) AT THE TIME AND PLACE OF EACH SALE BY CERTIFIED OR BANK CHECK. ALL BALANCES DUE ARE TO BE PAID WITHIN 30 DAYS OF EACH INDIVIDUAL SALE. OTHER TERMS, IF ANY, TO BE ANNOUNCED AT EACH SALE. CALL OUR AUCTION SCHEDULE LINE AT (617) 964-1282 FOR A LIST OF THE CURRENT DAY’S AUCTIONS AND VISIT OUR WEBSITE www.commonwealth auction.com FOR CONTINUOUSLY UPDATED SCHEDULING INFORMATION AND ADDITIONAL SCHEDULING INFORMATION COMMONWEALTH AUCTION ASSOCIATES, INC. (617) 964-0005 MA LIC 2235

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COLDWELL BANKER Agawam - Charming Colonial with many original features; updated kitchen, bathroom, heating, tankless hot water, newer roof, electric, copper plumbing, hardwoods floors and replacement windows. $259,900

East Longmeadow - Ranch house approx 2,00 sq ft is a must see! Hardwoods throughout, c/air, large master w/ fantastic walk in closet, abundance of storage in the kitchen,1st floor laundry, spacious deck, two car garage. $299,900

East Longmeadow - Fully remodeled 4 bedroom Cape. Upgraded concrete driveway, patio, rebuilt garage & lovely screened porch. Refinished hardwoods & new carpets in the bedrooms. Updated kitchen. $259,900

Forest Park - Elegant 1900 Colonial home featuring clean exterior lines with a wide dental overhang. 1,900 square foot, 5 bedroom, 2.5 bath home filled with charm and still manageable and comfy. $243,000

Forest Park - Must see! Approximately 1,078 square foot Ranch in move in condition. Large family room in the lower level with full bathroom. 1 car garage, breezeway and private yard. $189,875

Huntington - Enjoy fabulous views in this 4 bedroom, 3 bath Contemporary Ranch located on over 2 acres in the foothills of the Berkshires. A sanctuary with privacy, woods, gardens and in a secluded neighborhood. $369,900

Brenda Flower (860)205-5683

Carmine Capua 531-5144

Brenda Flower (860)205-5683

Shelley Trehey 244-8268

Carmine Capua 531-5144

Kathy Wallis-McCann 531-0535

Westfield - Bright and airy end unit condo with beautiful mountain views!

Living room with slider to balcony.

Large master bedroom with walk-in closet. Don’t miss out. $129,900

Wilbraham - Rethink your definition of condo. Beautiful free-standing condo home is nestled in a quiet Wilbraham community. Quality and workmanship shines throughout. Come customize your unit now. $429,000

Indian Orchard - Beautiful 3 unit multi family home with charm, character and updates! Live in style and let your tenants pay the mortgage.

Great location close to shopping and restaurants. $250,000

Liberty Heights - Now is your chance to own this lovely 3 bedroom, 1 bath Ranch. Well maintained and truly turnkey. Vinyl sided, new roof, gas heat and hot water and composite deck. $154,000

Westfield - Custom built 4 bedroom home set on a private lot with a backyard oasis, large deck, inground pool, patio, cabana/hot tub room and fenced private yard. Many updates and amenities. This is a must see! $529,900

Westfield - Impressive one owner home, in pristine condition! Features updated kitchen, hardwood flooring, spacious living room, formal dining room, large backyard and shed. Don’t let this one slip away. $219,900

Anita Taylor 265-3844

Sue Drumm 636-6945

Lisa Oleksak-Sullivan 237-3394

Lisa Oleksak-Sullivan 237-3394

Kathy Mochak 454-4530

Pat Wheway 478-1166

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