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Brockton home sales span $325,000 to $960,000 in September deed filings

Nine Brockton property transfers were recorded by the Plymouth County Registry of Deeds between Sept. 4 and Oct. 3. Six carried disclosed sale prices ranging from $325,000 to $960,000, with a median of $507,500; three were nominal-consideration transfers, not market sales.

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Deed filings show 11 late-summer property sales

Brockton deed filings show 11 property sales in late summer as nor'easter flooding hit city streets. From our own coverage: Brockton records 11 property sales in late summer deeds. Also in today's brief (4 items): Nor'easter floods parts of Brockton over the weekend; Cardinal Spellman s…

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Band harassment claims spur bullying probe

Brockton school subcommittee opens bullying investigation after band students faced harassment at Franklin High game. From our own coverage: Finance Committee reviews fire truck bond, pension costs; School subcommittee opens harassment, bullying investigation. Also in today's brief (6 i…

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Snow Park turf field clears decade of delay

Brockton conservation board clears synthetic turf field at Snow Park after decade of delay. From our own coverage: Finance panel OKs $2.3M fire truck purchase; School subcommittee opens harassment probe, advances turf plan. Also in today's brief (6 items): Nor'easter to blast Massachuse…

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Ethics complaint clash roils School Committee

Brockton School Committee members aired dueling ethics complaints and clashed with the mayor during a tense session. From our own coverage: Planning Board weighs Footjoy mill demolition for warehouse; Conservation Commission postpones Snow Park turf field vote. Also in today's brief (11…

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Brockton spent over $440,000 on World Cup unrest response

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;…

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Brockton home sales top $2.8 million as five deals close with recorded prices

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.

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NBA Guard AJ Dybantsa Returns to Brockton to Donate School Supplies

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…

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