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Inside Attleboro's Community Choir Rehearsals
As the chill of December settles over Attleboro, the halls of the town’s community center are anything but quiet. From the street, the faint harmony of familiar carols floats through the doors, drawing in anyone who passes. Inside, Attleboro’s community choir is deep in rehearsal mode—warming up for their biggest performances of the year. Founded more than two decades ago, the choir has long been a blend of seasoned vocalists, first-time singers, and returning hometown residents. But this year’s group feels especially energized. With a holiday program that ranges from traditional hymns to ja…

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Under the Lights: How Mansfield Preps for High School Playoff Games
Under the Lights: How Mansfield Preps for High School Playoff Games In Mansfield, fall doesn’t end until the final whistle of high school playoff season. As crisp air settles in and leaves crunch underfoot, the entire community seems to shift its rhythm to the beat of the Mansfield Hornets' postseason march. Under the glow of stadium lights, the town unites around one shared mission: to send their team forward with pride, spirit, and plenty of noise. It all starts long before kickoff. Grounds crews meticulously groom the field, repainting lines, checking goalposts, and making sure every ble…

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A Peaceful Christmas Eve in Attleboro
While many rush to finish their holiday shopping or put the final touches on dinner preparations, churches across Attleboro offer a quiet, reflective place for residents to slow down and focus on the spiritual side of Christmas.
Behind the Scenes of North Attleborough’s Holiday March
Every December, thousands line the streets of North Attleborough for the town’s beloved holiday parade, a tradition that transforms downtown into a winter wonderland. But behind the marching bands, glittering floats, and waving Santas is a full-scale production months in the making.

How North Attleborough Is Prioritizing Pedestrians Over Cars

How North Attleborough Is Designing Streets for Pedestrians, Not Just Cars North Attleborough is rethinking how its roads work—and for once, it's not about traffic flow or parking spots. It’s about people. With safety, accessibility, and community life in mind, the town is shifting toward more pedestrian-friendly design across its downtown and surrounding neighborhoods. And residents are already starting to notice the difference. For years, many of North Attleborough’s main streets were built with one priority in mind: moving vehicles. But over the past two years, local leaders have been wo…
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Behind the Scenes of North Attleborough’s Holiday March
Every December, thousands line the streets of North Attleborough for the town’s beloved holiday parade, a tradition that transforms downtown into a winter wonderland. But behind the marching bands, glittering floats, and waving Santas is a full-scale production months in the making.
what if there were more reasons to stick around after dinner?
The concept isn’t about turning North Attleborough into a party hub. It’s about creating a gathering place that complements the town’s character—family-friendly by day, inviting and energetic at night.

From Books to Broadcast: North Attleborough High’s Student-Run Media Takes Off
What started as a small initiative tied to the school’s English department has blossomed into a student-led broadcast and media program that’s earning attention beyond the classroom
Reshaping Downtown: North Attleborough’s Storefront Grant Program
Downtown North Attleborough is getting a facelift—but not from a major developer or corporate interest. This time, it’s the town itself stepping in to offer a helping hand to local businesses.

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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
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’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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Under the Lights: How Mansfield Preps for High School Playoff Games
In Mansfield, fall doesn’t end until the final whistle of high school playoff season. As crisp air settles in and leaves crunch underfoot, the entire community seems to shift its rhythm to the beat of the Mansfield Hornets' postseason march.
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The Elf Factor: Local Teens Work Holiday Retail in Mansfield
In Mansfield, the holiday season doesn’t just bring lights, music, and crowded shops—it also brings a wave of teenage workers stepping into the world of seasonal retail. Local stores at Mansfield Crossing, Main Street boutiques, and even national chains are staffing up with high school students eag…
Stormwater Solutions: How Mansfield Is Managing Flood Risks in a Changing Climate
As heavy rains and flash floods become more common across Massachusetts, Mansfield is facing a growing challenge—how to manage stormwater before it becomes a crisis. In response, the town has launched a series of infrastructure upgrades and long-term planning efforts aimed at reducing local flood r…

Inside Attleboro's Community Choir Rehearsals
As the chill of December settles over Attleboro, the halls of the town’s community center are anything but quiet. From the street, the faint harmony of familiar carols floats through the doors, drawing in anyone who passes. Inside, Attleboro’s community choir is deep in rehearsal mode—warming up fo…
A Peaceful Christmas Eve in Attleboro
While many rush to finish their holiday shopping or put the final touches on dinner preparations, churches across Attleboro offer a quiet, reflective place for residents to slow down and focus on the spiritual side of Christmas.

Rewriting the Script: How Attleboro Libraries Are Adapting to the Digital Age
Once a quiet haven for paperback lovers and research hounds, the Attleboro Public Library system is turning the page on tradition and opening a bold new chapter. Facing the realities of shrinking attention spans, shifting media consumption, and an increasingly digital world, local librarians are do…
Attleboro’s Running Boom: Why the City’s Trail Races Are Gaining National Buzz
Attleboro has always had a tight-knit fitness community, but lately, its running scene has hit a whole new stride. From the trails of Capron Park to the winding paths along the Ten Mile River, a new generation of runners—and race organizers—are putting the city on the map for trail racing.

Foxborough Fire & Ice: Winter Events That Warm the Town Square
When winter hits Foxborough, the cold doesn’t keep people indoors—it brings them together. The annual Fire & Ice celebration in the town square has become a seasonal favorite, lighting up downtown with a mix of glowing flames and frozen artistry. It’s not just an event; it’s a snapshot of the town’…
The Day Before: Patriot Place Thanksgiving Eve Crowd Returns
The night before Thanksgiving has long held a special kind of energy—and in Foxborough, that energy finds its center at Patriot Place. With the Gillette Stadium lights dimmed between games, Thanksgiving Eve offers a different kind of excitement.
Tiny Homes, Big Questions: The Foxborough Pilot Program That’s Stirring Debate
A new pilot program aimed at exploring the potential of tiny homes as part of Foxborough’s housing future is generating buzz, curiosity—and controversy. The initiative, introduced by the town’s planning board earlier this year