Selectmen denied Monero's Brazilian Steakhouse a liquor license transfer, keeping the restaurant closed until November 18. From our own coverage: Water board weighs contested change orders; Conservation board continues Walnut Street wetland hearing.
Field of Flags veterans tribute display opens at Shaws supermarket this week. Also in today's brief (2 items): Field of Flags veterans tribute set at Shaws; Open Space committee holds seed swap Saturday.
West Bridgewater's Board of Selectmen denied a liquor license transfer for Monero's Brazilian Steakhouse over an incomplete application.
West Bridgewater posts sample ballot and vote-by-mail details ahead of Nov. 3 state election. Also in today's brief (4 items): Town posts sample ballot and election guides; Open Space seed swap set for Saturday; JV football hosts Case Saturday morning; Tri-town Veterans Day parade set for Nov. 11.
West Bridgewater's Board of Selectmen voted unanimously to deny a liquor and Common Victualer license transfer for Monero's Brazilian Steakhouse, citing an incomplete application. Vice Chair Marcie M. Lee chaired in the absence of Chairman Michael A. Perez.
West Bridgewater Planning Board continued the Bryant Street subdivision hearing to November 4. Engineer Scott Farrier of J.K.
West Bridgewater's Board of Assessors approved September minutes and confirmed a tax classification hearing for November 18. The board, chaired by Paula M. Bunker, held no appointments and faced no public comment at the brief Wednesday session.
West Bridgewater's Conservation Commission continued a hearing on wetland violations at a Walnut Street landscaping yard to November 3.
West Bridgewater junior varsity soccer squares off against Dighton-Rehoboth Regional Tuesday in a non-conference match. Also in today's brief (2 items): JV soccer faces Dighton-Rehoboth Tuesday; Girls soccer hosts East Bridgewater Saturday.
The West Bridgewater Water Commission rejected two contractor change orders and approved a third tied to its Norman Street treatment plant project.
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