Plainville Morning Brief, Oct. 31: Polls open Tuesday for state election
State election polls open Tuesday in Plainville from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. From our own coverage: Town closes early in-person voting before Tuesday's vote.
State election polls open Tuesday in Plainville from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. From our own coverage: Town closes early in-person voting before Tuesday's vote.
Water main break on Nahatan Road disrupts traffic and water service in Norwood. Also in today's brief (3 items): Water main break closes Nahatan Road, disrupts service; Goodyear Auto Service opens new Norwood store; Study on rising colon cancer rates features Norwood dad.
Norfolk's town administrator will hold open office hours at the library on Friday, Nov. 6. Also in today's brief (11 items): Multiage storytime returns Nov. 2; Friends of the Library meets Nov. 3; Watercolor painters meet up Nov. 3; Magic the Gathering night for ages 10 and up.
Medway outlines parking, traffic and safety guidelines for tonight's Pumpkin Walk event. From our own coverage: Real estate, personal property taxes due Nov. 2; Town details parking, safety tips for Pumpkin Walk.
Kinder Basketball returns to Medfield, giving young athletes a chance to build skills.
Zoning Board of Appeals meets Wednesday night to review appeals in Holbrook. From our own coverage: Holbrook finalizes early voting dates for Heritage Room.
iAutomation to host open house with tours and demos at its Franklin facility. From our own coverage: Conservation program wins grant for beaver flow devices; October Franklin First newsletter published.
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.
Dover's Tree Preservation Committee sets a Nov. 19 forum on a possible tree bylaw. From our own coverage: Tree panel sets Nov. 19 bylaw forum; Fall adult program registration now open.
Karen Read is suing the town of Canton and has launched a new podcast, Patch reports. Also in today's brief (10 items): Karen Read sues town, launches podcast; Mental health conference set for Canton in November; Early ballots get processed Saturday; Council on Aging board meets Monday.
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