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The town manager says the property in question has been a public safety concern for many years.

NORTH ATTLEBORO — The town is becoming a safer place as five Automatic External Defibrillators are being installed at local fields and parks.

Attleboro High School senior Amber Vivenzio is busy researching how best to make her case to the city’s police chief and other officials to potentially install Blue Light Emergency Response

NORTH ATTLEBORO — An early budget for the coming fiscal year clocks in at $110.3 million, a hike of about $4.5 million from this year’s $105.8 million one, but is

Parking bans were implemented Monday, area schools were ordered closed, and trash collection was delayed in some communities as a powerful winter nor’easter bore down on the area.

The mid-September deluge brought flash-flooding to parts of Massachusetts and Rhode Island that damaged homes, businesses, and public infrastructure.

Attleboro and North Attleboro will have to wait for any financial help from the federal government for damage from the Sept. 11 flooding.

NORTH ATTLEBORO — This Thursday, Town Manager Michael Borg will kick off the Community Conversations Series, and residents and business representatives are invited.

NORTH ATTLEBORO — The town food pantry, which was forced to close last fall after the town hall basement flooded, is planning to reopen soon and is looking for donations.

NORTH ATTLEBORO — Nearly a dozen town firefighters have been recognized and promoted.