Bridgewater Library Plans Return to Six-Day Weekly Schedule

BRIDGEWATER — Bridgewater Public Library is on track to restore its full six-day weekly schedule in September after a shift in its budget, and a Bridgewater Little League pitcher drew fresh national attention for his performance at the Little League World Series despite a rare medical condition.

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"More Time at the Library: Bridgewater Restores Weekend Hours After Budget Shift": Bridgewater Public Library plans to return to a six-day weekly schedule starting in September following a shift in its budget, restoring hours that had been trimmed. (per a report by Dianna Carney, read it at https://www.newsbreak.com/dianna-carney-1587871/4844332689675-more-time-at-the-library-bridgewater-restores-weekend-hours-after-budget-shift)

"Nothing Can Stop Him! Young Pitcher Shines at Little League World Series Despite Rare Condition Affecting Legs and Lungs": A feature on Bridgewater Little League's RJ Zackrison details how he helped carry the team through state qualifiers and on to Williamsport while managing a rare condition affecting his legs and lungs, an update to the team's ongoing World Series run. (according to The Dugout, read it at https://en.albat.com/thedugout/nothing-can-stop-him-young-pitcher-shines-at-little-league-world-series-despite-rare-condition-affecting-legs-and-lungs-20260822-0038.html)

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