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FOXBORO — The town’s traditional Native American head logo is on its way out, following an October directive from school committee members to retire all such images as mascots, symbols

FOXBORO — Legal counsel has been enlisted to draft a formal response to five residents who claim school committee members violated the state Open Meeting Law earlier this month when

Of the more than 360 respondents to our poll, 50% said they did not agree with efforts to remove Native mascots and 50% said they did agree.

The Foxborough School Committee voted to phase out the depiction of a Native American in their district’s logo, but keep the "Warriors" name.

It’s not often that town government officials must be brave in making a decision. Most municipal votes come down to which option will be the best use of community resources

“Our mission as a public school is to be for everyone, all the time,” one school committee member who voted in favor of the phase out said.

FOXBORO -- Foxboro’s traditional Native American head logo, a symbol of "Warrior Pride" for generations of local high schoolers, will be gradually phased out under a framework adopted by school

FOXBORO — Tuesday’s forum to promote community dialog over the suitability of a Native American as the face of the town’s athletic teams may provide the final word on what

Former New England Patriot Matt Light's bid for a seat on the Foxborough School Committee fell short Monday night.

Elias Elsayah at Chris and Sam's Barber Shop in Norwood, Massachusetts / Joe Bukuras/CNA Washington D.C., May 19, 2021 / 10:31 am (CNA). Six days a week on busy Washington Street in Norwood, Massachusetts, Catholic barber Elias Elsayah can be found clipping hair and changing lives.  Now a barber for eight years, Elsayah converts the hearts of many with his own miraculous conversion story. From their chair at Chris and Sam’s Barber Shop, his customers have a clear view of pictu...