Five Bridgewater, Massachusetts obituaries published this week, ranging in age from 26 to 83: Gustafson, Paul A. (82, died July 13); Herlihy, Terry A. (83, died July 15); McConnell, Patricia M. (76, died July 15); O'Reilly, Christopher J. (55, died July 15); and Sellstone, Travis R. (26…
Plymouth County deed records show 12 property transfers in Bridgewater between June 19 and July 18, eight with recorded sale prices ranging from $433,748 to $1,037,500 and a median of $664,000.
Bridgewater Planning Board approves four-lot Moxie Way subdivision, defers two cases amid water moratorium dispute.
The Bridgewater Youth Soccer Association is opening registration for its Fall Recreational League, with the group's website listing an Aug. 15 registration deadline. BYSA also touted its summer camp, described as offering "more than 25 hours of training in 5 days with RSA," and said its…
Two Bridgewater obituaries were recorded for the week of July 6–12, 2026: Taggart, Liam, who died July 9, and Madrigale, Gilbert, who died July 11. The scraped source pages did not return obituary text beyond name, date, and town of residence, so no further biographical detail is availa…
Bridgewater Conservation Commission clashed with state DCAM officials over soil testing requirements for an unauthorized stockpile near Bridgewater State University's Burnell Hall.
This column carries notices for three Bridgewater-resident obituaries published this week, with arrangements through Chapman Family Funeral Homes and George F. Doherty & Sons Funeral Home. George J. Pelletier, 79, of Bridgewater, died
Three Bridgewater obituaries were published this week. Caron, Steven P. (70), died June 23, 2026, survived by his wife Cynthia Caron of Bridgewater and son Michael Caron of East Brunswick, NJ. Ellis, John R. Jr. (77), died June 23, 2026, survived by his wife Denise Ellis of Bridgewater …
Bridgewater's Planning Board unanimously recommended a revised downtown zoning ordinance to the Town Council Wednesday, capping building heights at 3.5 stories and requiring 80 percent active commercial use on ground floors in the Central Business District.
Bridgewater's Board of Health faces leaner operations after losing a regional public health grant.