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West Bridgewater

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Conservation Commission Hires Reviewer, Continues Contractor Yard Permit Hearing to July

WEST BRIDGEWATER -- June 16, 2026, West Bridgewater Conservation Commission advances Spring Street development with seven-acre conservation restriction deal. At its June 16, 2026 meeting, the commission continued the Zero Spring Street hearing to July 21, after Scott Darrier of Homegrown Engineering reported that developer Manny had agreed to place

West Bridgewater Boards Form Committee to Advance DPW-Water Leadership Consolidation

WEST BRIDGEWATER -- June 10, 2026, West Bridgewater's Select Board and Water Commissioners voted jointly to form a four-person working committee tasked with drafting governance policies for a proposed consolidation of DPW and water department leadership. Meeting in open session June 10, the two boards, convened for the

West Bridgewater School Committee Approves Superintendent Bodwell's Evaluation 5-0

WEST BRIDGEWATER -- June 8, 2026, West Bridgewater School Committee rates Superintendent Scott Bodwell proficient overall but flags management and operations as a formal area of concern. The committee voted 5-0 at its June 8 meeting to approve Bodwell's annual evaluation, which was compiled from four current members

West Bridgewater School Committee Approves Superintendent Bodwell's Evaluation 5-0

WEST BRIDGEWATER -- June 8, 2026, West Bridgewater School Committee rates Superintendent Scott Bodwell proficient overall but flags management and operations as a formal area of concern. The committee voted 5-0 at its June 8 meeting to approve Bodwell's annual evaluation, which was compiled from four current members

Select Board Votes 2-1 to Install Four-Way Stop at North Elm and Crescent Street

WEST BRIDGEWATER -- June 3, 2026, West Bridgewater Select Board votes 2-1 to convert the North Elm Street and Crescent Street intersection into a four-way stop. The vote came at the close of a packed public hearing Wednesday at which neighbors described decades of severe crashes, horn-blowing beginning