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Duxbury Home Sales Span $450,000 to $4 Million as July Deeds Are Recorded

Eight Duxbury home sales recorded between July 24 and Aug. 22 ranged from $450,000 to $4 million, with a median price of $1,345,500. The month's standout transaction was a $4 million sale at 30 Crooked Lane, more than double the next-highest recorded price.

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Five disclosed sales span $906,000 to $1.6 million in Duxbury

Five Duxbury properties sold for a disclosed price between July 17 and Aug. 15, ranging from $906,000 to $1.6 million, with a median of $1,165,000. The top sale was 156 Duck Hill Road at $1.6 million, bought by NFB Design LLC from Jonathan and Alexandra Witten.

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Duxbury Task Force Advances Plan For Age-Friendly Town

A Duxbury volunteer task force is pushing a plan to make the town livable for residents of every age. The Patriot Ledger reported Aug. 5 that the group's efforts touch on housing, transportation and community services for both young families and seniors aging in place. Separately, testi…

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Duxbury home sales see wide price swings in July deed filings

Duxbury recorded nine property transfers between July 3 and Aug. 1, but only four carried a sale price, ranging from $920,000 to $2,235,000 with a median of $1,530,000. The month's top transaction was 88 Teakettle Lane, which sold for $2,235,000 to Mark and Jessica Greenfield.

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Jury Tours Duxbury Home Where Clancy's Children Died

Jurors touring the Duxbury home where Lindsay Clancy's three children died marked day four of her murder trial Friday. Police barricaded the Summer Street property as the panel was bused to the site, then returned to hear more testimony from first responders, CBS News Boston reported in…

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Duxbury waterfront estate sells for $8.5 million, leads active July deed filings

Duxbury recorded 10 property transfers from June 26 to July 25, including seven market sales ranging from $699,000 to $8,500,000, with a median price of $1,100,000. The period's top transaction was an $8.5 million sale at 247 King Caesar Rd, sold by BASP MA LLC to KC LLC.

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Judge Impounds 911 Call, Autopsy Photos in Clancy Trial

A judge has impounded the 911 call and autopsy photos central to the Lindsay Clancy murder trial. NBC Boston reports the ruling restricts public access to evidence tied to the Duxbury mother accused of strangling her three children in January 2023. Separately, guest curator Stephen O'Ne…

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Patrick Clancy Remarries Ahead of Trial Testimony, Globe Reports

Patrick Clancy, father of the three Duxbury children killed in 2023, has remarried ahead of his trial testimony, the Boston Globe reports. According to the Globe, the remarriage surfaced as attorneys continue to argue, per NewsNation, over whether 911 call audio and photos of the three …

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C-SPAN Classroom Spotlights Alden House Archaeology Dig

Duxbury's Alden House archaeology gets a national spotlight through a new C-SPAN Classroom video resource. Guest curator Stephen O'Neill discusses the site's 1960 excavation, tying the Mayflower-era property's dig history to its current exhibits for visitors and students. Meanwhile, cov…

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Jury Selection Begins in Clancy Murder Trial, Five Seated

Jury selection began this week in the Plymouth Superior Court murder trial of Duxbury's Lindsay Clancy, with five jurors seated by day's end. The trial, covering the 2023 killings of Clancy's three children, drew national attention as proceedings opened Monday, per CBS News' "Trial of L…

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