Braintree Morning Brief, Oct. 21: Elks plan grab-and-go event for seniors
Weymouth-Braintree Elks plan a grab-and-go appreciation event for local senior citizens next month.
Weymouth-Braintree Elks plan a grab-and-go appreciation event for local senior citizens next month.
The Braintree Town Council adopted a one-year moratorium on new data centers and raised zoning fines for unpermitted backyard parties.
The Town of Braintree was awarded $1.2 million in planning and economic development grants through the state's Community One Stop for Growth program, officials announced.
Braintree receives $2.5 million state grant to boost energy resilience at public works facility.
Braintree's obituary notices for the week of October 12 through October 18, 2026, include two residents: Neary, Russell G., 92, and Sances, Donna M. (DelTufo), 71.
Road crews begin construction on Monatiquot Avenue between Walnut and Oak Streets this week.
Braintree Health Department announces flu shot clinics for residents ahead of fall season.
Braintree announces design public hearing for the Washington Street Bridge replacement project. Also in today's brief (12 items): Design hearing opens for Washington Street Bridge project; Town launches winter food drive; Town announces flu shot clinics; Varsity cheerleaders to host you…
Braintree High School's varsity cheerleaders are planning a youth clinic that will give young local cheerleaders a chance to learn new skills, Patch reports. Specific dates, times and sign-up details were not included in available reporting.
Two Braintree-resident obituaries were posted this week: Reid, George H. Jr. and Sullivan, Donald R. Sr. Sullivan, 90, was a longtime Braintree resident who died Monday, October 5, 2026, at his home in the care of family; his notice is handled by Sweeney Brothers Home for Funerals. Reid…