Walpole News

Walpole has already experienced its first snowfall of the year, but Town Administrator Michael Boynton is hoping the community doesn't get much more as he looks ahead to the upcoming winter's affect on the snow and ice budget.

Police are charging a Sharon man with planning to illegally deal prescription drugs after they say officers found 133 pills of oxycodone in his car following a routine traffic stop yesterday night in East Walpole.

More than 175 guests from Walpole and surrounding towns attended the annual Fall Supper on Oct.

A half-renovated Victorian era home is offered for sale in the Angelino Heights neighborhood.

A former Walpole police sergeant was acquitted of four counts of tax fraud Monday in Boston Federal Court.

The 18th annual Joe Morgan Celebrity Golf Tournament to benefit the Walpole Scholarship Foundation was a tremendous success.

Brickman is pleased to announce the acquisition of D. Foley Landscape, Inc., based in South Walpole, MA.

Republican state lawmakers are pushing for a change in law that would require public elementary and high schools to instruct students on the proper use and display of the American flag.

Convicted murderer Thomas Toolan's bid for a new trial in Nantucket Superior Court has been rejected.

A "throwaway" teen whose wounded pride precipitated the controversial murder of an off-duty Revere police officer was sentenced to eight-to-12 years in state prison today after pleading guilty to being an accessory.

From Wikinews, the free news source you can write! A compilation of brief news reports for Sunday, October 25, 2009 .

An elderly Framingham man was killed Saturday afternoon when his car crashed into a telephone pole in Walpole, Massachusetts State Police said.

Food was the topic of conversation at Tuesday night's selectmen's meeting. Selectmen granted two common victualler licenses - one for a new restaurant and one for an already existing location under new ownership.

Are you ready to be rocked by GloVoCussion? Don't know what GloVoCussion is? That's Ok - you will soon.

Judge James R. Lemire Glenn Fisher, 48, of 81 Narrow Lane, South Lancaster, sentenced to 3 years to 3 years and a day in Walpole state prison after pleading guilty to assault and battery with a dangerous weapon.

All Press Releases for October 12, 2009>> The Green Education Foundation and Lowe's calling on 10,000 schools to plant gardens in 2010 during "Green Thumb Challenge" The Green Education Foundation and Lowe's launch the Green Thumb Challenge, the largest gardening initiative in history.

This year's 28-article fall Town Meeting beginning at 7:30 p.m. on Monday, Oct. 19 at Walpole High School will revolve around a zoning bylaw rewrite - Article 11 - which introduces a new use table and is sure to elicit much debate among Town Meeting members.

A thoughtful act by a Walpole High School junior was rewarded when Fisher School students collected 954 items for the Walpole Community Food Pantry in just two weeks.

"The faster we swim, the sooner we win." This is the battle cry of five women in the new production at the Footlighters of The Dixie Swim Club.

Share + Oct 9, 2009 6:14 pm US/Eastern Submit: Your Curiosity Reporting Karen Anderson SHARON Drivers in Sharon call it the "Little Dig" and they want to know when it's finally going to be finished.