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Chief Christopher D. Delmonte is pleased to announce that the Bridgewater Police Department has been fully re-accredited by the Massachusetts Police Accreditation Commission (MPAC).
BRIDGEWATER -- Chief Christopher D. Delmonte is pleased to announce that the Bridgewater Police Department has been fully re-accredited by the Massachusetts Police Accreditation Commission (MPAC).
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SAMPLER: Anne Lavallee celebrates 100 with friends, family Mary Wenzel Anne Lavallee, on July 13, joined a growing number of centenarians and celebrated her 100th birthday with family and friends. Born and raised in Marlborough, Anne lived in Marlborough until four years ago when she moved into St. Patrick’s Manor in Framingham where her celebration took place. The festivities were attended by her three children, Deborah Garcia, Darlene Bourgeois and Jay Lavallee; her son-in-law Charlie Bourgeois; her seven grandchildren: Amber Swenson, Jeff Garcia, Tim Bourgeois, Ted Bourgeois, Alicia Garcia, Tara Bartley and Jayson Lavallee; and six out of seven great-grandchildren: Tyler Swenson, Bailey Bourgeois, Evan Swenson, Kate Bourgeois, Jack and Charlie Bourgeois. Ian Swenson was unable to attend; and Eric Berglund also was there.
Sullivan s Travels: Help determine future of South Natick dam Wicked Local For nearly 90 years, since the days of the Great Depression, the dam at South Natick has drawn visitors – animal and human – to its beauty. It has been the inspiration for artists, a few moments of peace for bench-sitters, and even where the occasional fish becomes dinner for the occasional heron. But the dam is aging. There’s the possibility the dam could fail, causing damage to property downriver. According to information provided by the town, the current dam – there’s been a dam at this site since colonial times – provides no flood control. It’s there more for aesthetic and recreational purposes.