Daily Hampshire Gazette
Area property deed transfers, July 24
AMHERST Amherst Community Television Inc. to Emerald Land Holdings Inc., 420 Main St., $410,000 Adam J. Schifferli and Erin N. Schifferli to Kelly Caiazzo, 55 Mechanic St., $620,000 Matthew L.…
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