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Tuesday, November 3, 2026 North Attleborough, Massachusetts · Change town
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November Town Current newsletter released

North Attleborough released the November edition of its Town Current newsletter, covering Veterans Day events, park improvements, the Leftover Turkey Trot, a new holiday celebration week and more.

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The Town of North Attleborough announced Nov. 2 the release of the November 2026 edition of the Town Current, its monthly newsletter covering town news, community initiatives and upcoming events. This is the second edition of the newsletter, which launched in October.

The newsletter includes information on upcoming Veterans Day ceremonies honoring those who have served. It also provides an overview of the revitalization project underway at Veterans Memorial Park in front of Town Hall, along with a look back at the opening of the Community Field playground and the town's first Student Art Showcase.

Residents can find details in the newsletter on the annual Leftover Turkey Trot 5K, scheduled for Sunday, Nov. 29. The edition also previews the town's first-ever week of holiday festivities, called the Hometown Holiday Celebration, which will include a Holiday Lights Tour, a Community Holiday Concert, the Kringle Mart and Tree Lighting, and a Santa Parade.

The newsletter additionally offers updates on the third season of the town's podcast, Town Hall Talks.

The town said it is exploring options to let residents subscribe to the Town Current by email to receive future editions directly, with more information to come as that service becomes available.

Source: Town of North Attleborough announcement, November 2, 2026.

Checked against the record: before publication this article was automatically compared with the original announcement.

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