Bridgewater Little League wins regional title, heads to Williamsport for the first time in program history. Bridgewater's all-star team beat Gray, Maine, 8-0 Thursday night to capture the New England Regional championship, sending the squad to the Little League World Series for the firs…
Bridgewater Charter Review Committee locks in two surveys, adds recall question. Vice Chair Eric Dias led the panel through more than 30 roll-call votes to finalize a 14-question resident survey and a separate stakeholder questionnaire, both set to close September 30.
Bridgewater's Charter Review Committee opened public forums without taking up a change in town government.
Bridgewater charter panel takes no votes, fields hours of resident frustration.
Bridgewater Town Council voted 9-0 to fund a fire department arbitration award after a 700-day contract dispute. Local 2611 president Jimmy Reedy said the department is short-staffed, running "15 to 20 run volumes a day" with 11 of an ideal 15 to 17 personnel.
Bridgewater Town Council votes 9-0 to enter closed session over inspector general findings on Town Manager Justin Casanova-Davis. The Aug. 10 special meeting followed an Aug. 4 Massachusetts Office of Inspector General report on Casanova-Davis's prior employment with the Town of Norfolk.
Bridgewater's Little League all-star team beat a Vermont opponent nicknamed for the Camels Hump peak in New England Regional tournament play. The result, confirmed August 10 in a photo-gallery report from Enterprise News under the headline "Bridgewater (MA ) defeats Camels Hump (VT) in …
The Bridgewater Youth Soccer Association (BYSA) says its next general meeting will be held Sept. 16 at 7:30 p.m. via Google Meet, part of its regular third-Tuesday-of-the-month meeting schedule. The organization also reminded families that pets are not permitted on any BYSA fields, refe…
Bridgewater recorded 10 property transfers between July 10 and Aug. 8, but only five carried a disclosed sale price, ranging from $20,000 to $850,000 with a median of $630,000. The month's top transaction was 159 Crescent St., which sold for $850,000 to Christopher and Kimberly Barnes.
Bridgewater Planning Board recommends data center ban, stalls a contentious water hookup fight.