Category Archives: Buzz

so now that it is done or almost done. what do you think of the traffic calming project on dinkel avenue. i notice that it does slow cars down. and improves pedestrian safety. but i am guessing it cost a … Continue reading →

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 →

In whatever language you speak: Merry Christmas, Frohe Weihnachten, Joyeux Noël, Buon Natale, С Рождеством, Vrolijk kerstfeest, Mutlu Noeller, Feliz Navidad, God jul,or Mele Kalikimaka!

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 →

There are so many posts in this thread so I’ll post to a new one… Looks like we’re gonna have a drawing for our contest this year…good luck to all buzzers

I have been feeling so down since my surgery, even to the point of going to the emergency room on the verge of a nervous breakdown… to treeman and the others on here…how long did it take for you/someone you … Continue reading →

Happy Thanksgiving everyone! If you are traveling, stay safe.

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 →

I had back fushion surgery a few weeks ago and am now bed ridden in a hospital bed at home. I have been so “down” since. My family all pitched in and surprised me today by putting on Christmas music … 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 →