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West Bridgewater Select Board Approves New Cable Manager, Advances DPW-Water Merger to Town Meeting

WEST BRIDGEWATER -- May 6, 2026, West Bridgewater Select Board approves new WBCAM station manager and sparks debate over Water Department merger. The board unanimously ratified Luke Azak as station manager at WBCAM effective May 11, filling a vacancy left by outgoing manager Ben, in a hire recommended by the cable

Conservation Commission rejects warehouse buffer variance, holds firm on 50-foot rule

WEST BRIDGEWATER -- May 5, 2026, West Bridgewater Conservation Commission declines warehouse buffer variance, denies 360-degree truck access at 40 United Drive. The commission told Nate Hershner of Polar Engineering, appearing informally on behalf of a logistics firm constructing warehouses at 38 and 40 United Drive, that it would not

West Bridgewater School Committee raises athletic fee to $350, elects new officers

WEST BRIDGEWATER -- May 4, 2026, West Bridgewater School Committee reorganizes, raises athletic fees, and grapples with open meeting law complaint. The committee elected Robin Dragonetti as chair, Kara Lazardi as vice chair, and Karen Beach as clerk at its May 4 reorganization meeting, then voted unanimously to raise the per-

West Bridgewater Finance Committee Unanimously Backs $49.2M FY27 Budget for Town Meeting

WEST BRIDGEWATER -- April 23, 2026, West Bridgewater Finance Committee approves $49.2 million FY27 budget without an override. The committee voted unanimously Thursday to recommend the $49,164,355 operating budget to Annual Town Meeting, relying on a $1.7 million free cash transfer to close a structural gap created

West Bridgewater Finance Committee Unanimously Backs $49.2M FY27 Budget for Town Meeting

WEST BRIDGEWATER -- April 23, 2026, West Bridgewater Finance Committee approves $49.2 million FY27 budget without an override. The committee voted unanimously Thursday to recommend the $49,164,355 operating budget to Annual Town Meeting, relying on a $1.7 million free cash transfer to close a structural gap created