One North Attleboro obituary was published this week: Wise, Brandon Christopher, 26, who died Saturday, September 12, 2026. Wise was a North Attleboro High School graduate who had gone on to study computer science in college. His obituary was posted by Sperry-McHoul-Pichi Funeral Home v…
North Attleborough schools adopt policy barring civil immigration arrests on campus. The School Committee voted unanimously for Policy ACL, responding to the "Protect Act" Gov.
Finance Sub-Committee voted to recommend four union contracts to Council.
The Council on Aging unanimously accepted July and August monthly reports while identifying a $54,000 funding shortfall for a handicapped-accessible van after an $85,000 state capital grant proved insufficient. Chair Anne Lonzo oversaw the meeting with four members present and one absent.
North Attleborough's Board of Health enforced a new statewide kratom ban and heard pushback on a proposed nicotine-free generation policy.
One North Attleboro obituary appeared this week: Meomartino, Louis J. He was 90 and a resident of North Attleboro, who died August 24, 2026, at the AccentCare Hospice Center in Milton; the obituary notes he was the husband of Patricia Pat (Quinn) Meomartino, whom he married in 1960. The…
Planning Board approved two construction bond releases totaling $671,300. The 3-0 vote released $210,300 for John Walsh's Westwood Estates covering Ronald C. Meyer Drive and Houde Street, with Members Greg Walsh and Clerk Greg Lorincz recused.
North Attleborough Planning Board clears $671,300 in bonds, hears early Toll Brothers pitch. The board voted 3-0 to release $210,300 to John Walsh of Westwood Estates for Ronald C.
North Attleborough will hold two ceremonies Friday, Sept. 11, marking the 25th anniversary of the 2001 terrorist attacks. Town officials announced Tuesday that local leaders, students, first responders and veterans are invited to join the remembrance events. The announcement arrives alo…
North Attleborough Firefighter/EMT John Cooper retires after 36 years of service to the department and the community. Town officials and the North Attleborough Fire Department recognized Cooper, known locally as "Coop," in a News Flash post Monday marking the end of his career with the …