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Marshfield Select Board Chair Eric Kelley speaks with WATD’s Christine James about recall efforts to remove him from office. Marshfield Select Board Unofficial Results from Marshfield Select Board Race

Brockton Mayor Robert Sullivan speaks with WATD’s Christine James about his time in office and offers advice to his successor. City of Brockton Sullivan Discusses Govt Shutdown, MCAS, Public Safety

Brockton City Council Member Jean Bradley Derenoncourt speaks with WATD’s Christine James about his campaign to become the city’s next mayor. Jean Bradley Derenoncourt Campaign Website Brockton Preliminary Election Selects Candidates For General Election

Weymouth Town Council candidate James Melody has died. WATD’s Dan McCready has more.   Man and Dogs Rescued From Truck Crash in River ALBA Restaurant In Hanover

Robert Hedlund speaks with WATD’s Christine James about his decision to step down as Mayor of Weymouth. Weymouth Mayor Stepping Down Town Of Weymouth

Whitman Town Administrator Mary Beth Carter gives WATD’s Dan McCready a recap of Wednesday night’s Special Town Meeting. Town of Whitman website.    

Two Select Board members will keep their seats following Monday’s Town Elections in Hull with unofficial results showing that incumbents Brian McCarthy and Irwin Nesoff got 881 votes and 782 votes respectively. Challenger Christopher Patrick Niland got 475 votes. However, in the race for Housing Authority challenger Lisa Ann Boretti ousted incumbent Kathleen Bogdan securing […]

Brian Shortsleeve speaks with WATD’s Dan McCready about his campaign to seek the GOP nomination for governor.    

The life and legacy of Philip W. Johnston were celebrated at a memorial service Sunday at University of Massachusetts at Boston. Johnston was the chair of the state’s democratic party from 2000 to 2007. Before that, he represented the fourth and tenth Plymouth Districts in the Massachusetts House of Representatives and served as the state’s […]

Brockton Mayor Robert Sullivan announced he will not seek reelection in January. WATD’s Charles Fulmer reports.