Local officials have invoked the Goldilocks principle in adopting a procedural short-cut to avoid red tape and speed the town’s purchase of the former Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints on Main Street.
The future face of Foxboro High School athletics just might feature — wait for it — a fox.
Players took to the streets to celebrate the start of the Foxboro Youth Baseball and Softball Association’s season last Saturday.
Music students from Foxboro High School and the Ahern Middle School recently took home prizes for their participation in the Massachusetts Ins…
The nominees for the 2024 Rodman Awards, recognizing individuals and groups who have made a significant difference in their communities, have …
Sammi Robertson has been walking to support autism awareness since 2001, when her son Bailey, then 20-months-old, was diagnosed.
Round-trip, special event train service is being offered for the New England Revolution’s Major League Soccer home match against Inter Miami C…
The first-ever federal regulations were announced last week for so-called PFAS “forever chemicals” as area communities have been opening and p…
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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.
