Hatfield Morning Brief, Nov. 1: Board of Health meets Monday on Main Street
Board of Health meets Monday on Main Street. From our own coverage: School Committee adopts superintendent's four goals.
Board of Health meets Monday on Main Street. From our own coverage: School Committee adopts superintendent's four goals.
Hatfield recorded six property transfers in October, three with sale prices on file: $150,000, $150,000 and $250,000, for a median of $150,000. The top transaction was 122 Bridge St., which sold for $250,000, with HRB LLC as seller and the Florio Family Trust as buyer.
Board of Health meets Nov. 2. From our own coverage: School Committee adopts superintendent's four goals. Also in today's brief (6 items): Board of Health meets Nov. 2; Library trustees meet Nov. 3; Planning Board meets Nov. 4; Select Board meets in Whately Nov. 4.
The Hatfield School Committee adopted four superintendent goals built on a state DESE district review and finalized two student policies.
One Hatfield obituary was published this week: Brzozowski, Rita M. (Houle), 86, who died October 9, 2026, at Cooley Dickinson Hospital after living in Hatfield; she was a Holyoke native and graduate of Precious Blood High School.
Hatfield had 11 recorded property transactions between Sept. 25 and Oct. 24, but only one included a sale price: $352,000 for 58 Main St. Center School Unit 3, sold by Marlene L. Sanderson to Greenfield Savings Bank.
This week's Hatfield obituary column carries one notice: Brzozowski, Rita M. (Houle), 86, of Hatfield, who died October 9, 2026, at Cooley Dickinson Hospital after being born and educated in Holyoke.
Hatfield recorded 11 property transfers between Sept. 18 and Oct. 17, but only three carried a sale price at compilation time. Prices ranged from $100,000 to $572,600, with a median of $352,000 among those three. The period's top recorded sale was 19 King St at $572,600.
Hatfield Select Board moved toward an early 2027 override vote for fire and ambulance funding.
Hatfield recorded 10 property transfers between Sept. 11 and Oct. 10, but sale prices were available for only two: $572,600 for 19 King St and $238,450 for an unaddressed Hatfield property, the period's highest and lowest priced sales. The resulting median was $405,525.
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