Foxborough readies new water meters as customers are told to watch their mailboxes for word from the town. Also in today's brief (2 items): New water meters coming to Foxborough customers; Tom Brady's Foxborough return has Chris Russo riled up.
Capital committee takes up turf, loader and sweeper requests. From our own coverage: Capital committee takes up turf, loader and sweeper requests.
Gillette Stadium will no longer host MIAA high school football state championship games. From our own coverage: Foxborough obituary notices for Oct. 26-Nov. 1.
Inter Miami beats Revolution 2-1 at Gillette, clinching a Champions Cup berth. Also in today's brief (6 items): Inter Miami tops Revolution 2-1 at Gillette; Fall Jazz Festival set for Thursday, Nov. 5; BIT Auction fundraiser set for Saturday, Nov. 7; Ahern council hosts Fall Fest Tuesday, Nov. 10.
Notre Dame defeated Navy 35-13 at Gillette Stadium as fighter jets buzzed the stadium before kickoff.
New art classes for adults debut in Foxborough, offering creative techniques and art history lessons. Also in today's brief (1 items): Foxborough adults get creative with new art classes.
Foxborough schools will close Nov. 11 for Veterans Day amid a busy fall events calendar. Also in today's brief (6 items): Fall Jazz Festival set for Nov. 5; BIT Auction listed for Nov. 7; Kindergartners visit Franklin Children's Museum; AMS Student Council holds Fall Fest.
Foxboro YMCA plans retro-themed adult dance party with music and nostalgia, Patch reports. Also in today's brief (6 items): YMCA plans retro dance party for adults; Picture Day set for Foxborough schools; Seventh graders visit JFK Library Thursday; Fall Jazz Festival set for Nov. 5.
New mountain bike racing event gives Foxborough riders chance to test skills. Also in today's brief (4 items): Patch previews new mountain bike racing event; Fall Jazz Festival set for Nov. 5 evening; BIT Auction scheduled for Nov. 7; Woodstock tribute show set for Nov. 13.
Foxborough's capital committee approved $2,162,536 in equipment and facility requests, including $1 million for the high school turf.
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