Brockton's Patch calendar lists a free Palestine Filmlab screening of "To a Land Unknown" for Nov. 3. Also in today's brief (3 items): Fontbonne JV soccer visits Cardinal Spellman Monday; Free Palestine Filmlab screening set for Monday; Comedy night with Christine Hurley booked for New Year's Eve.
Council approves $2.3 million fire truck bond. From our own coverage: Council approves $2.3 million fire truck bond; Council panel votes to probe improper payments. Also in today's brief (4 items): Brockton resident wins lottery jackpot; Free Palestine Filmlab screening set for Nov 3.
Brockton council panel votes to ask legal counsel about authority over unlawful payments. From our own coverage: Council panel votes to probe improper payments; Council approves $2.3 million bond for fire trucks.
Brockton's Conservation Commission approved a plan to replace Thorny Lea Golf Club's failing cart path with a bridge. From our own coverage: Conservation Commission approves Thorny Lea bridge project.
City council advances $2.3 million fire truck bond. From our own coverage: City council advances $2.3 million fire truck bond; Zoning board weighs Warren Avenue restaurant variance.
Brockton School Committee weighs closing a school as finance chief warns of budget strain. From our own coverage: Council advances fire truck bond, business licenses; Zoning board rules on Warren Avenue restaurant plan.
The Brockton City Council's Accounts Committee voted unanimously to ask legislative counsel what authority the council has over unlawful public payments, after disclosures of a $3,650 funeral payment and a decertified school police officer paid $136,635.61 this year.
Weekly obituary notices list two Brockton residents. From our own coverage: Weekly obituary notices list two Brockton residents. Also in today's brief (3 items): City plans Grandparents Fun Night for caregivers; Comedy night set for New Year's Eve.
The Brockton City Council approved a $2.3 million bond for new fire trucks and adopted a pay plan ordinance on a 9-1 vote, with Councilor Thompson dissenting.
South Middle School students gave a beloved counselor a heartfelt farewell this week. Also in today's brief (2 items): South Middle students give counselor heartfelt sendoff; Comedy show with Christine Hurley set for New Year's Eve.
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