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- Check2 days agoChange DetectedNew News posts added to the Brockton News page cover Fireworks Notice, Stay Safe Around the Water This Summer, a Proclamation Declaring a Temporary Public Safety Curfew, BEMA Cooling Centers, and a MassDOT road-work update on Centre Street at Lyman and Cary. Older News posts were removed.SummaryDifference13%

- Check9 days agoChange DetectedAdds a MassDOT road work notice for Centre Street at Lyman and Cary with start date, project type, and contractor details. Removes an older Community Activities post about planned soccer watch parties for the summer.SummaryDifference4%

- Check16 days agoChange DetectedThe News page now includes two new posts about community events—the 25th anniversary of the Mary Cruise Kennedy Senior Center and the return of Brockton After Dark on July 6—while two older items about First Responders Night and HUD action-plan focus groups were removed.SummaryDifference14%

- Check23 days agoChange DetectedThe News page gained several new posts in June 2026, including updates on the Brockton Watch Party, the new soccer mini pitch, the appointment of Jorge Vega as CIO, and a farewell notice. Older planning- and school-related posts, such as Introducing Elijah Romulus, MSBA and the New Brockton High School, RAFT Resource Fair, and Mayor Rodrigues Unity, were removed.SummaryDifference13%

- Check30 days agoChange DetectedThe News page gained several new posts highlighting a new Director of Economic Development, a presentation at the Massachusetts Municipal Energy Summit, an urgent refuse bill apology, and upcoming soccer watch parties; older posts were removed from the listing.SummaryDifference12%

- Check38 days agoChange DetectedNew articles were added to the News page, including Office Hours with Mayor Rodrigues, First Responders Night at the Brockton Rox, community focus groups for HUD programs, Elijah Romulus as Interim Director of Planning and Community Development, the MSBA and a new Brockton High School, and a RAFT resource fair; older items such as dog licensing reminders and the trade inspectors hours were removed.SummaryDifference13%

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