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Latest from Bridgewater

  1. NewsBridgewater

    Freshman Jayden Barber runs for 193 yards as Bridgewater State football wins the Cranberry Bowl, the MASCAC title and an NCAA bid

    The Bears beat rival Massachusetts Maritime 21-14 at Mazzaferro Field and will play in the NCAA Division III tournament for the first time since 2016.

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Agendas and minutes: Bridgewater agendas and minutes. Boards cancel and move meetings, so check the agenda before you go.

Regionwide stories

  1. NewsSouth Shore

    Bridgewater State volleyball wins a third straight MASCAC title as Norwell boys soccer beats Greater New Bedford again

    Saturday's late scores: Brockton, Plymouth, Weymouth and Hanson players help the Bears into the NCAA tournament, Norwell reaches the Division 3 semifinals and Holbrook's run ends by a goal.

  2. NewsSouth Shore

    Hanson's average single-family tax bill rises $427 as the first South Shore towns set fiscal 2027 rates

    East Bridgewater, Halifax, Hanson and Hull have their new rates, and the other 22 South Shore communities are still to come, including Abington and Duxbury, where voters approved overrides this spring.

  3. NewsSouth Shore

    Hingham hosts Notre Dame Academy as four South Shore girls soccer teams play for state semifinal spots Sunday

    Oliver Ames meets Masconomet at Danvers for a shot at top-seeded Duxbury, and Rockland visits Sandwich in Division 4.

Regionwide notices

County, state and regional notices that reach every town.