The Patriotic Activities Committee agreed to borrow Kiwanis Club fencing to address trash at a parade staging area. Paul L. Connell, chair, and Dalphina Rogers, clerk, led the committee's discussions on Veterans Day parade preparations.
Plymouth County records show 12 East Bridgewater property deeds recorded between Aug. 14 and Sept. 12, but only five had a sale price recorded, ranging from $490 to $975 with a median of $700. The month's top recorded sale with a listed address was 80 Northbridge Drive at $975, sold by Cheryl and
East Bridgewater recorded nine property deeds between Aug. 7 and Sept. 5. Six had a sale price recorded, ranging from $452 to $860 with a median of $577; the other three were trust or family transfers with no price listed. The period's top recorded sale was 5 Rockmeadow Dr. at $860, sold by Richard
The Christmas Parade Committee approved prior meeting minutes and a $3,106.54 treasurer's balance while advancing 2026 parade planning. Meaghan McGlinchey chairs the committee, which confirmed commentators Dale Julius and Myles Hegar and DJ Steve Cabey. Vendor fairs are scheduled for September 17
Regional transportation committee learns details on $1.2 billion Sagamore Bridge replacement project. The Old Colony Joint Transportation Committee unanimously approved its June meeting minutes and learned that the $1.2 billion Sagamore Bridge Replacement Project is set for an RFP release on
East Bridgewater Select Board launches governance review to clarify town leadership and operations. The Board determined to engage Neptune Consulting, with Town Administrator Charles Seelig noting that funding will be requested at the October 5 Town Meeting. Members identified financial and
East Bridgewater recorded nine property transfers between July 31 and Aug. 29, but only three deeds listed a sale price, ranging from $637 to $750 with a median of $649. The top recorded sale was 541 Bedford St. at $750, sold by Michael W. and Katie R. O'Farrell to Herbert Heinz Stelzer. Four of
East Bridgewater Select Board declines additional legal counsel for wire transfer case. The three-member board agreed not to hire outside counsel for the June 1, 2026 wire transfer incident, relying instead on Clifford & Kenny. Vice Chair Katherine Mullen raised concerns about independence, though
East Bridgewater recorded 12 property transfers between July 24 and Aug. 22, seven with recorded sale prices ranging from $140,000 to $860,000 and a median of $640,000. The month's top sale was 859 Union St. at $860,000, sold by Joseph J. and Nicole C. Howley to Thomas Edward and Luann Bodio. Five
Planning Board unanimously approves Per's Path road bond reduction, discusses Casa Loma future. Chair Kevin Reilly's board approved a $28,810 reduction in the Per's Path road bond, bringing the total from $69,252 to $40,442 after the developer completed required work. The board also held
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