The first-ever federal regulations were announced last week for so-called PFAS "forever chemicals" as area communities have been opening and planning costly new water treatment plants to address the contamination.
A Foxboro resident who is on probation for past firearms violations has been charged with firing a bullet that went through a neighbor’s trail…
Editor’s note: This article is part of an occasional series written by the historical commission on Foxboro’s historic homes.
Forget the expense of airfare, local residents had a chance to become world travelers -- while embracing traditions in another countries -- du…
Serving as a curtain call to Gillette Stadium’s successful 2023 schedule, the 2024 summer concert series will feature performances by the Roll…
Beginning next year, local fifth-graders will be spared the semester-end anxiety of reviewing their ABCs — at least where report cards are concerned.
It’s time to talk turkey about how to handle the wild birds, the aggressive ones at least.
A long-sought pedestrian overpass spanning Route 1 at Gillette Stadium finally seems to be gaining traction with local and state policy-makers.
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Patricia A Watkins, of Foxboro, passed away surrounded by her loving family at Morton Hospital. Pat was born in Providence, Rhode Island, to the late Belmira “Mabel” and James Botilho and grew up with her two sisters, the late Janice Coelho Davis, and the late Marlene White.
Robert Edward Cutler Sr., of Whitinsville, passed away peacefully on Feb. 28, 2024.
Paul F. Melish passed away unexpectedly at his home in Buzzard’s Bay on April 3, 2024.
When state Rep. Jay Barrows leaves the Statehouse at the end of the year, I hope someone records the moment.
For those of you planning to vote for our Select Board on May 6th, I am writing in support of candidate Debbie Giardino. Debbie and I have been friends for over 50 years, and I cannot think of a better person for this position.
Nathan’s commitment to our community started early, showcasing his maturity and dedication from his early school days. He's always been focused on helping others and bringing people together. Throughout high school, he assumed important roles like class president, student council president, …
