Today is the 1,000th consecutive day we have posted on the Bridgewater Buzz. While it would be silly to compare this streak to, say, Cal Ripken Jr.'s all-time record for consecutive games, we are still very pleased to have served up the latest Bridgewater news every single day these past 33 months. Since we started... Continue Reading →
A reminder that if you'd like to have your yard sale address listed on the Bridgewater Buzz and in the Town’s Daily News-Record ad this Friday, please e-mail your address to yardsaleday@bridgewater.town or call B-Connected at (540) 908-4212 today.
The Fall Community Yard Sale will be on Saturday, September 30. If you would like to have your yard sale address listed on the Bridgewater Buzz and in the Town's Daily News-Record ad on September 29, please e-mail your address to yardsaleday@bridgewater.town or call B-Connected at (540) 908-4212 by Tuesday, September 26.
The full Council packet for tomorrow night’s Town Council meeting can be downloaded here.
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This is a notice for all residents regarding the trash collection schedule. There will not be curbside pickup on Monday, September 4. Service for that day and Wednesday will be delayed by one day: Tuesday, September 5 – curbside pickup for residents on the Monday route. Thursday, September 7 – curbside pickup for residents on... Continue Reading →
The full Council packet for tomorrow night’s Town Council meeting can be downloaded here.
Today’s the last opportunity to see Spider-Man Across the Spider-Verse at Sipe Center. You can see today it at 2:00 p.m.
Our crew works very hard to make our street markings perfect. Every dimension is measured twice and every line is just so. But then, inevitably, the first car drives over the markings and the paint starts to fade. Not only do faded markings look a little grubby, they only function well if they can be... Continue Reading →
By now, we’ve all become accustomed to the feathery green weeds choking the river. The weeds, an invasive species known as Eurasian Milfoil, injure us on three levels. They impair the river ecologically, they lessen its recreational value, and they are an aesthetic nightmare. Last year, as you may know, we petitioned the Virginia Marine... Continue Reading →