The low attendance at Bridgewater’s final Town Meeting underscored why communities are adopting more modern governing structures.
(Photos By George Rizer for The Boston Globe)
Meeting adjourned
Bridgewater bids a fond farewell to Colonial-era way of governing
The low attendance at Bridgewater’s final Town Meeting underscored why communities are adopting more modern governing structures.
(Photos By George Rizer for The Boston Globe)
BRIDGEWATER — As he strode to the podium Monday night, Town Moderator Michael Levy looked like he had just stepped out of a 17th-century history storybook, from his pig-tailed periwig that framed his red-cheeked and bespectacled face, to his sturdy breeches, white stockings, and black buckle shoes. (Full article: 1232 words)
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