Brockton's obituary column for the week of September 14 through September 20, 2026, carries notices for three residents: Vernet, Joseph; Michel, Eliane; and Ferrara, Laura D. Joseph Vernet, 74, died September 14 and is being remembered through Waitt Funeral Home in Brockton, with burial…
Brockton racked up more than $440,000 in costs tied to World Cup related unrest, Brockton Patch reports. From our own coverage: Brockton logs 11 property transfers as most prices await data. Also in today's brief (4 items): How World Cup violence ended up costing Brockton over $440,000;…
Brockton recorded 10 property transfers from Aug. 21 to Sept. 19, but only five carried a sale price, ranging from $300,000 to $2,850,000 with a median of $490,000. The period's top transaction was a $2,850,000 sale at 549 Copeland St., from Brockton Golf Realty Inc. to Norton Land Co. LLC.
NBA guard AJ Dybantsa returned to his hometown Brockton Saturday to donate school supplies to local students and teachers. The Washington Wizards player's stop at the YMCA was reported by The Enterprise, capping a weekend that also saw Brockton Patch ask "What's next for Massasoit's Bro…
The Brockton City Council enacted an ordinance establishing charges for privately collected domestic waste, confirmed a new fire alarm operator and cleared a road-project easement, while deferring big-dollar items to its Finance Committee.
Five Brockton-resident obituaries were published this week: Guerra, Carmen Virginia; Cordaro, Salvatore, 84; Colon, Sandra Louise; Hurley, Sally; and O'Reilly, Madeline, 80, who died at South Shore Hospital in Weymouth and is survived by sons Sean O'Reilly and Kirk J. O'Reilly, Jr. Arra…
Plymouth County deeds show 12 Brockton property transfers recorded between Aug. 14 and Sept. 12. Eight carried sale prices, ranging from $410,000 to $960,000, with a median of $715,000. The month's top transaction was 10 Sheridan St., which sold for $960,000 to Ana G. and Ashley P. Depina.
Brockton council committee agrees to study merging city and school departments, starting with school police. The Committee on Accounts heard from Superintendent Dr.