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Two people suffered smoke inhalation from a kitchen fire in an apartment at Village Green off Route 106 early Monday night.

People are abandoning cats in record numbers, according to shelter operators. Above, Vito the cat at the Attleboro shelter.

Two people suffered smoke inhalation from a kitchen fire in an apartment at Village Green off Route 106 early Monday night.

Unique Legacy turned in an impressive two-move effort in scoring a mild upset in Monday night's C$57,300 Town Pro Pacing Series Final for 3-year-old fillies at Mohawk Racetrack in 1:52.2. Mark MacDonald called ...

A North Attleboro man was severely injured early this morning in a single-vehicle crash on Interstate 495 southbound in Plainville.

James Renner added to his list of New England golf championships yesterday. The 24-year-old from Plainville - already a Vermont Open, Cape Cod Open and New England Amateur winner - wrapped up the Massachusetts ...

BROOKS, Garrett W., 41, Plainville; possession of cyclobenzoprine, May 12 in Sandwich.

The Labor Department says roofing contractor Shawnlee Construction, of Plainville, Mass., didn't adequately protect workers against falls at a McDonald's restaurant construction site in Concord.

On Sunday, members of the Lancaster Historical Commission and the Lancaster Current Topics Club turned out to place a marker at the Wilder Building, 59 Neck Road, Lancaster, the site of the Church of the New ...

Barbosa: of New Bedford, Friday, May 16, 2008, Eugenio, 83. Husband of Luiza Barbosa. via San Angelo Standard Times

Candidates for Plainville's open town clerk position will square off in a candidates night tomorrow night at the Plainville Senior Center. via Globe West Updates

A Plainville, Mass. man has been ordered held without bail after he pleaded not guilty Tuesday to stealing his dead neighbor's identity to get a driver's license. via Turnto10.com

At the May 5, 2005 Barnstable Town Council hearing a ceremony was held announcing the "retirement" of the Lorusso Charitable Trust. via Citizens for Open Government COG

“American-Idol"-style at the Mockingbird Festival at UMass Boston on May 10. WUMB is hosting dozens of "Mockingbird”

After the Brink's robbery, in the North End, reporters and detectives examined the pilfered vault and talked to witnesses. via The Boston Globe

“Just going to the grocery store”

Jimmy Stella, 16, of Plainville, makes an ultimately futile attempt to ride his in downtown North Attleboro just as the storm was picking up this afternoon. via Sun Chronicle

“Literally 15 to 20 seconds, and they were gone”

A 17-year-old high school senior from Plainville was the person bitten earlier this month at the Foxboro Dog Park, and is nearing the end of a series of rabies shots as an outpatient at Caritas Norwood ... via Sun Chronicle

“I think it's amazing, for what they went through, to see them bounce back”

Brittany Cann made balloon animals during a concert Sunday. Six months ago, that feat seemed impossible as Cann, 13, and her 16-year-old sister, Danielle, were fighting for their lives after the brutal August ... via Sun Chronicle

“The councillors are starting to work on it”

Under Gov. Deval Patrick's 2009 budget, Attleboro would receive $7.1 million in local aid from the state. via Sun Chronicle

“It didn't hold up and it appeared to get deeper”

John Guildonewitz of Attleboro and his 4-year-old daughter Carissa walk home in the rain on Pleasant Street after a shopping trip on Wednesday. via Sun Chronicle

“I strongly feel a good, rounded education can open doors anywhere in the world”

Anne David has gone from the brimming land of tea and cinnamon to a farm house of Rhymes & Fables. via Sun Chronicle