Sharon's Select Board responds to reports of racist, discriminatory language at Oct. 22 Special Town Meeting. From our own coverage: Select Board condemns intolerant language at meeting; Fire Dept details delayed EMS call at station.
Early in-person voting closes in Plainville as residents prepare for Tuesday's state election. From our own coverage: Early in-person voting ends in Plainville.
Nano-C signed a major new lease on Astor Avenue in Norwood, Patch reports. Also in today's brief (2 items): Ashland field hockey visits Norwood today; Nano-C signs new lease on Astor Avenue.
Norfolk Public Library hosts a virtual mindset workshop Saturday as its packed Halloween week winds down.
Police host open house on complex project. From our own coverage: Health Department holds flu clinic at library. Also in today's brief (3 items): Police host open house on complex project; Household hazardous waste drop-off set for Oct. 31.
State Election set for Tuesday as Medfield voters head to the polls. Also in today's brief (16 items): Kinder Basketball program returns in Medfield; Library hosts drop-in sensory play Friday; Craft & Chat meets indoors Friday afternoon; Drop-in weekend fun returns Saturday at library.
Holbrook releases its 2026 state election early voting schedule for sessions at Town Hall's Heritage Room. From our own coverage: Town releases 2026 early voting schedule.
Franklin's Conservation Department won grant funding to install beaver flow devices and curb roadway flooding. From our own coverage: Conservation program wins grant for beaver flow devices.
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.
Dover's FFA dairy judging team qualifies for nationals after winning state honors. From our own coverage: Rail Trail design gets $260,000 grant; Dover opens fall adult program registration.
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