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Car Accident Temporarily Shuts Down East Main Street
At 6:18 a.m. Sunday morning, a car driven by Attleboro resident Shane Wilson struck a utility pole in front of the Norton police station.A The vehicle was traveling east on E. Main Street.
5 Things You Should Know This Weekend: Feb. 11 - Feb. 12
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SHS Gymnasts Head to Saturday's Hocks Perfect -- Again
The Sharon High School gymnastics team heads into Saturday's Hockomock League Championship meet after finishing its regular season perfect -- for the second straight year.
YMCA Residence Halls Hold Grand Reopening
The Attleboro YMCA held their grand reopening of their residence halls on Friday to much fanfare.
Mother gives birth in Attleboro Friendly's parking lot
Ready or not, a Norton mother got the surprise of her life in the parking lot of a Friendly's. "She was attempting to go to the hospital on her own, however the baby had other plans in mind," said Stephen Marcotte, an Attleboro firefighter.
Minn. man charged with sex assault on Mass. teen
ATTLEBORO, Mass. - A Minnesota man has been charged with sexually assaulting a 14-year-old boy inside the teen's Massachusetts home.
January Makes Weather History in Attleboro
A FROM THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE January made history with it weather in Attleboro and in most of the United States.
New Precision Engineered Products (PEP) Branding Reflects Stronger, More Unified Company
ATTLEBORO, Mass. -- -- Precision Engineered Products LLC , a leading manufacturer of medical devices and electrical components , announces a new visual identity across all seven of the organization's brands: BE-ST , Brainin , General Metal Finishing , Lacey , microPEP , Polymet , and Wauconda .
Athena Nominations Being Sought
The United Regional Chamber of Commerce is hosting its annual Athena Award Luncheon March 21 and is accepting Athena recipient nominations through Feb.
Question of the Day: Best Valentine's Dinner Spots in Attleboro
A Valentine's Day is coming up soon, and you don't want to go to just any restaurant.
Jazz the cat is handed to an Attleboro firefighter by Attleboro Assistant Animal Control Officer Carolyn Eaton, who is down in the storm drain.
Norton Resident Participates in National Signing Day at Feehan
Recently at Bishop Feehan High School, senior Shamrocks signed letters of intent to play sports at four different colleges including Taylor Levy of Norton.A Levy signed to play soccer at Monmouth College.
Students at the Old Hammondtown School in Mattapoisett were treated to a special presentation on Tuesday focusing on drum music from Ghana, Africa.
Time is Running Out For Athena Nomination
The United Regional Chamber of Commerce is hosting its annual ATHENA Award Luncheon on March 21 and is accepting ATHENA recipient nominations through Feb.
5 Things You Need to Know Today: Feb. 7
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Five Things You Need to Know Today: Feb. 7
Mayor Setti Warren, local elected officials, community members and HUDA Assistant Secretary Mercedes Marquez will gather today at a roundtable discussion to talk about the Community Development Block Grant program .
Mayoral summit strikes regional tone
Bristol County mayors discussed areas of agreement at a summit Monday, the first session of planned regular meetings between the cities' chief executives.
New charges bring Attleboro jake's priors to light
Attleboro Fire Chief Scott Lachance, who put Michael B. Wilson on unpaid administrative leave following his arrest Wednesday on federal drug charges, said he was unaware the veteran jake had been convicted of crimes four separate times between 1996 and 2001, and there's nothing in his file to indicate he ever was punished by former chief Ronald M.
Three Providence youths charged with stealing from cars in North Kingstown, Seekonk and Attleboro
Three youths from Providence have been arrested on charges they stole gift cards, electronics and jewelry from parked cars.
Attleboro jake hit with federal drug charges
Michael B. Wilson, 49, was charged yesterday in Boston federal court on charges of possession with the intent to distribute after police say he set up a deal to buy more than $1,000 worth of oxycodone pills from a federal informant.