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Sunday, October 25, 2026 East Bridgewater, Massachusetts · Change town
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SOUTHRIDGE DRIVE LAYOUT APPROVED; ROAD HEADS TO TOWN MEETING

Select Board approves road layout and intermunicipal agreements. The board voted unanimously to approve the layout of Southridge Drive as a town way at its September 28 meeting, with the matter heading to Town Meeting on October 7 for voter acceptance.

Select Board · Meeting of September 28, 2026

EAST BRIDGEWATER — Select Board approves road layout and intermunicipal agreements. The board voted unanimously to approve the layout of Southridge Drive as a town way at its September 28 meeting, with the matter heading to Town Meeting on October 7 for voter acceptance. Chair Carole Julius and Clerk Peter Spagone, Jr. (Vice-Chair Katherine Mullen was absent) also approved event permits for the Commercial Club's Family Fun Day on October 3 and Chili Chowder Fest on October 10, and intermunicipal agreements for animal control services with Bridgewater and Raynham and for a permanent hazardous waste drop-off facility through South Shore Recycling Cooperative.

Town Administrator Charles Seelig reported the town has lost an estimated $300,000 to $400,000 in school grants due to non-compliance with MBTA community zoning requirements.

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Source: the Select Board meeting of September 28, 2026, reported from the official video recording and transcript.

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