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The excitement kicks off on Wednesday, July 3

Attleboro Gears Up for Fourth of July Celebrations

Attleboro is getting ready to celebrate Independence Day with a full schedule of family-friendly events that bring the community together in true patriotic spirit. The excitement kicks off on Wednesday, July 3, with a fireworks display at Hayward Field. Gates open at 5 p.m., and the evening will feature live music, food vendors, and even a magician to entertain the crowd before the fireworks begin around 9 p.m. If it rains, the event will be rescheduled for Saturday, July 19. The next morning, on July 4, families are invited to the Poncin-Hewitt Recreation Complex for the annual Kidz 4th Fu…

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North Attleboro is a town that truly values its older residents

Exploring Senior Living in North Attleboro for Local Seniors

North Attleboro is a town that truly values its older residents, offering a range of senior living options that suit different lifestyles and levels of care. For those who are still active but ready to give up the responsibility of maintaining a home, independent living communities are a great option. These places offer private apartments, along with helpful services like housekeeping, transportation, and organized social activities that make day-to-day life easier and more enjoyable. One well-known option in the area is Branches of North Attleboro. It gives seniors the freedom of living on…

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Kids Day Finale Features Touch-a-Truck and Craft Fair

The final day of Kids Day, Sunday, July 27, is designed with family fun in mind. The popular “Touch-a-Truck” event allows children to climb aboard emergency vehicles, construction trucks, and other large vehicles, giving them an interactive experience they won’t forget. Sunday also hosts the craft fair, where local artisans and vendors showcase handmade goods, jewelry, and seasonal décor. The carnival remains open for rides and games until closing time, ending the weekend-long festival on a high note.
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Saturday is packed with highlights, starting with the Fire Truck Parade

Saturday Kids Day Brings Fire Truck Parade and Evening Fireworks

The carnival continues throughout the day, with food vendors, craft booths, and live entertainment creating a lively festival atmosphere. The day wraps up with another fireworks display in the evening, providing families with a memorable end to Saturday’s festivities.
Friday brings a full day of live music, performances, and ongoing carnival rides

Live Music, Carnival Rides, and Fireworks Highlight Kids Day Friday

As the sun sets, families can look forward to the fireworks display—a Friday night tradition that lights up the sky and draws large crowds. Vendors and food trucks will remain open late, giving guests plenty of time to enjoy dinner and snacks while listening to music and watching the fireworks show.
The annual North Attleborough Kids Day Festival opens on Thursday, July 24

Kids Day in North Attleborough Kicks Off with Cruise Night and Carnival Fun

transforming the town into a hub of family-friendly excitement. Opening day begins with the much-anticipated Cruise Night, where classic and custom cars roll into the event grounds, creating a nostalgic atmosphere that appeals to all generations.
A new chapter begins for North Attleborough High School’s boys varsity ice hockey team

North Attleborough Names Anthony Sarno as New Varsity Boys Ice Hockey Coach

Coach Sarno brings years of hockey experience, both as a player and a mentor, and is no stranger to the values of discipline, teamwork, and community. His appointment has generated excitement among athletes and families who are eager to see the direction he’ll take the team. Sarno replaces longtime…

Wrentham News

Wrentham Lands Federal Grant to Boost Local Water Infrastructure

Wrentham recently secured nearly one million dollars in federal funding to enhance its water system and support future growth. The town received a $959,752 grant through the FY 2024 Community Project Funding Program, thanks to efforts led by U.S. Representative Jake Auchincloss. This program is part of a larger federal effort to invest $58.2 billion in energy and water development, with $10 billion allocated specifically for improving drinking water infrastructure. The grant will go toward finding and developing a new public water source on the west side of town, most likely within the…
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Wrentham Town News

Wrentham Installs New Fast-Charging Stations for Electric Vehicles in Town Center

Electric vehicle drivers in Wrentham have a new place to power up. The town recently installed four brand-new fast-charging stations right in the Center Lot, making it easier than ever to charge your EV while you’re downtown.
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Wrentham Public Safety

Wrentham Officials Warn Residents About High Risk of Brush Fires

Wrentham’s Fire Department is asking everyone to be extra careful right now. Dry conditions across the region have created a serious risk for brush fires, and with nearly 50 fires already burning across the state, it’s important to stay alert.
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Understanding Elder Law in Wrentham, MA: What Seniors and Families Should Know

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Mansfield News

The Mansfield Police Department has shared its recent activity

Mansfield Police Logs: What Happened Around Town This Week

giving residents a closer look at what’s been happening around town. From traffic stops to community calls, officers have been busy ensuring that Mansfield stays safe and orderly.
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Attleboro News

Summer Concert Series at the Ray Conniff Bandstand in Capron Park

Summer Sounds in Attleboro: Concerts in the Park Bring Music to the Community

As summer evenings settle in, Attleboro residents are gathering each week for a season-long tradition that brings music, family, and fun to the heart of the city. The Summer Concert Series at the Ray Conniff Bandstand in Capron Park is once again filling the park with the sounds of live performance…
The Attleboro Police Department has shared its latest updates

Attleboro Police Logs: A Look at Recent Activity

providing a clear picture of the calls and incidents officers handled during the past week. From traffic stops to community alerts, the logs show how local law enforcement works every day to keep the city safe.
The excitement kicks off on Wednesday, July 3

Attleboro Gears Up for Fourth of July Celebrations

Attleboro is getting ready to celebrate Independence Day with a full schedule of family-friendly events that bring the community together in true patriotic spirit.

Foxborough News

The sound of summer in Foxborough is about to get a whole lot louder

Coldplay Set to Light Up Gillette Stadium with Two Sold-Out Shows

Coldplay is bringing their “Music of the Spheres” world tour to Gillette Stadium for two back-to-back, sold-out performances on July 15 and 16, and fans are ready for an unforgettable experience.
Foxborough residents are encouraged to share their thoughts and ideas at the upcoming Neponset Avenue Vision Workshop

Foxborough Invites Community to Neponset Avenue Vision Workshop on July 8

The session is part of a long-range planning effort led by the Foxborough Planning Department, aimed at shaping future growth while preserving the character of existing neighborhoods.
A fatal car crash took place on Saturday, July 5, on Interstate 95 in Foxborough,

Fatal Crash on I‑95 in Foxborough Under Investigation by State Police

According to reports, emergency responders were dispatched shortly after the crash occurred. Massachusetts State Police, Foxborough Fire and EMS, and other public safety teams worked the scene while investigators collected evidence to determine the cause of the accident.