Before a new week begins, we’re looking back at the week that was, and the stories that led the news with Enterprise readers.
Top stories this past week included:
Brockton workers removed 400 bags of trash, 10 mattresses, 12 shopping carts and 10 baby strollers from former Snow Park encampment park. How this happened, what’s being done.
A Bridgewater couple accused in GoFundMe case faces new fraud charges. Rachel M. Kadis and Brian G. Ferreira face new charges they fraudulently obtained $267K in benefits like SNAP. What happened in court.
A Brockton mom shot during World Cup celebrations and the stranger who helped her became close friends. Their harrowing story and message of hope.
The motorcyclist flown to a hospital after a Raynham crash has died of his injuries, Raynham officials said Monday afternoon.
In case you missed it, here are five stories from the past week that resonated with…
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