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Granby Morning Brief, Oct. 28: Weekly obituary list names one resident

Granby's weekly obituary notices list only one resident this week, longtime parishioner Therese McDonald. From our own coverage: Weekly obituary notices list one Granby resident. Also in today's brief (2 items): Ware visits Granby for girls soccer match.

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Granby deeds show few prices as homestead filings mark September activity

Granby's registry recorded 10 property deeds between Sept. 25 and Oct. 24, but only two carried a sale price: $25,000 and $265,000, for a median of $145,000. The period's top recorded sale was 7 Carver St. at $265,000, an estate transfer to Ryan J. Voiland.

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Granby Morning Brief, Oct. 24: Library plans urban sketching workshop

Granby Public Library will host an urban sketching and collage workshop on November 14. From our own coverage: Board moves to upgrade signage at crash-prone corner; Granby board OKs $2,000 stipend for staffer. Also in today's brief (3 items): Library hosts urban sketching collage workshop Nov. 14.

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Granby Morning Brief, Tuesday, Oct. 20

Granby Free Public Library hosts a Halloween Bingo for Books night for kids and adults Thursday. From our own coverage: Library offers sourdough starter workshop. Also in today's brief (2 items): Library hosts Halloween Bingo for Books.

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Institutional buyers dominate September deed filings

Granby deed filings show bank and institutional buyers dominating September real estate transfers. From our own coverage: Bank, institutional buyers dominate September deed filings.

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