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1999年6月25日 · Obituaries were received for Rita Ayotte, 80, of Attleboro, Loretta McMahon, 82, of North Attleboro, Mary Johansen, 74, of North Attleboro, Bernard Pizura, 83, of ...
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ATTLEBORO — Mayor Cathleen DeSimone promised Sunday that those responsible for a significant loss of drinking water to the city and incorrect information about it, will be held accountable.
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ATTLEBORO — The Attleboro High boys hockey team defeated Tri-County on Saturday evening, winning 4-2 at New England Sports Village.
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2023年1月4日 · The dispute was sparked after the trustee of the fund, attorney David Schwartz, refused to pay a $10,697 bill in September for dance lessons for the daughter, 10-year-old Avielle.
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It was a banner year on the local sports scene, complete with several high school state championship banners.
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2024年11月12日 · MANSFIELD — A high-end supermarket chain labeled “the best grocery store in America” three straight years is opening a new location in town soon.
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3 天之前 · Beverly A. (Barrett) Treannie, age 86, of Foxboro, passed away Wednesday, Dec. 11, 2024 at Sturdy Memorial Hospital in Attleboro. She was the daughter of the late Peter V. and Ruth (Bishop) Barrett.
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2024年10月9日 · NORTON — The town’s chief election official has resigned just weeks before thousands of Norton residents are expected to vote, saying management in town government has created and maintained “a