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A note from the Webmaster: As 2011 draws to a close, I would like to thank everyone who visited bridgewaterva.com and posted at Bridgewater Buzz this year. This is a part-time, volunteer community website and your contributions are much appreciated. … Continue reading →

It’s now December 20 and there has been no snow for our snow contest, and so the incorruptible Mrs. Webmaster has drawn a name at random to receive the prize package, consisting of a hand-crafted keepsake box and a fresh … Continue reading →

We have now heard from Treeman, and he has agreed to donate for the snowfall predicting contest: “One fresh Christmas door wreath from Ford’s Wintergreens to the winner of the contest.” This is in addition to the oak keepsake box … Continue reading →

It’s time for the annual Bridgewater Buzz snow prediction contest. Here’s how it works: 1. In a reply to this post, enter your guess of the date of our first snowfall of one inch or more — not counting October … Continue reading →

Posted by Greg as a comment on http://www.bridgewaterva.com/newbuzz/history/: I would like to suggest that anyone who has old photos of Bridgewater prior to the 1960s–showing street scenes, businesses and storefronts, residences, special events, etc.–scan their photos and submit them via … Continue reading →

Joyce asked: “Do you know if the post office has stopped Saturday mail delivery for Bridgewater?” and I think the answer is no, there’s still a lot more legislating to do before that would happen. (See http://marketplace.publicradio.org/display/web/2011/09/30/pm-post-office-estimates-10-billion-loss/?refid=0). But I have noticed … Continue reading →

After a short time for maintenance we’re back up and running, with this site now combining the best of www.bridgewaterva.com and the Bridgewater Buzz bulletin board. In our outage a lot of old posts were lost . . . they’ll … Continue reading →

Posted by mousie on September 14: was i the last person to hear. that el charro will be remodeling the old hardees at dinkel and main. to open a new location for its own style of mexican food. if so … Continue reading →

Posted by mcgill on September 6 Why do weather reporters feel they need to stand outside in rain/wind storms to report the weather? Why do Channel 3 weather reporters stand outside, on the porch, to tell us it’s cold in … Continue reading →

Posted by Old Timer on August 23: How many felt the earthquake today? I was on 42 at the time near Dayton but did not feel it.