The Bridgewater Township together with the Bridgewater Chinese American Association organized a celebration event at the Bridgewater Senior Center on Feburary 5 at 3 pm, to share the festival spirit and cultural activities of the traditional holiday, which is celebrated by the Chinese as well as many other Asian ethnic groups as part of the new year celebration activities. Zhang Guifang’s Tai Chi ClubKing’s Academy of Dance Art Over 300 residents from broader Bridgewater community attended the event. Congressman Tom Kean, local elected officials, State Senator Doug Steinhardt, Assemblyman Eri ..read more

The Bridgewater Chinese-American Association held their Appreciation Day at Duke Island Park last Sunday on the 25th. The organization thanked the community for their donations and volunteer efforts during the pandemic and welcomed Mayor Mensch and his family at the barbecue as well. Despite the rain, it was an amazing day filled with food, games, and community spirit. Special thanks to the MCs, volunteers, and the mayor and his family (who totally rocked at the trivia). BCAA looks forward to another wonderful year serving the community ..read more

2022 BRHS seniors shared college application experiences. Watch the recording here: https://youtu.be/BUpFOMTv28A ..read more

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新闻报道： 新泽西桥水市官方庆祝农历新年活动 2022年2月12日，阳光明媚的周六下午一点，桥水市长Matthew Moench 在欢快的迎春中国传统音乐声中和舞龙舞狮的背景下，宣布虎年新年庆祝活动开幕。他诙谐的提到“桥水市是最适宜居住的城市，如果你还没有搬来，请尽快成为桥水居民啊”。桥水被Money 杂志在2020年度50全美佳适居城市中被评为31名（另一个新州入选城市是St. Laurel no.16)，在这个拥有5万5千居民的交通便利（距曼哈顿40英里）的城市中居住着约三千华裔居民。 创立于2017年的501c3的慈善机构-桥水华人联合会（BCAA)是历届市政府庆农历新年的合作伙伴，其董事长王恒在致辞中感谢市长和市议会积极展开弘扬亚裔传统文化的不懈努力，使桥水的多个少数族裔的传统文化融汇于整个社区，使居民享受生活、安居乐业。 来自台湾的早期移民、桥水华联理事长李静娟策划设计了这台以“龙腾虎跃庆新年”的演出活动，不但让在现场的近350名当地非华裔居民和华裔居民和通过Facebook ..read more

各位乡亲，再过三天，过年的序幕拉开了！我们桥水华联(BCAA)热忱欢迎各位父老乡亲呼朋携友，参加今年的农历春节庆祝活动。户外庆祝活动将于2月12日下午1点至2点在市政厅广场上举办，这将是市政府和BCAA ..read more

https://videopress.com/v/yoX00pW4?preloadContent=metadata Bridgewater Mayor Matthew C. Moench ..read more

The date was October 17th, 2020. It was a Saturday, and most people were probably at home lazing about, while others were out playing elsewhere. But if someone took a moment to go down to the Bridgewater township municipal complex, they might have noticed an odd group of people. Those people were all wearing masks, gloves, and each held a trash bag or a stick to pick trash up with. They were out and about cleaning up the trash scattering around. It is thanks to any volunteers like these that everyone can enjoy a clean and beautiful community. The community cleaning event described above was o ..read more