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ATTLEBORO — Mayor Cathleen DeSimone has a lot on her plate for 2024.

“With a once confident culture no longer offering authoritative guidance, the young are now at sea — regarding work, family, religion and civic identity. The true, the good, and the

If you believe in Santa Claus, then you know his global distribution of toys and good cheer the night before Christmas is the culmination of year-round work.

Last Sunday and Monday’s heavy rain and windstorm could be a harbinger of weather this winter and future winters.

By the time Monday, Sept. 11 began, it had already been a wet summer throughout much of New England, and an especially wet couple of days with inches of rain

When firefighters look at an abandoned, dilapidated building, they see the blight and eyesore many others see.

Area small businesses are still recovering from the pandemic but are hoping the resurgence of interest it brought in shopping and eating local gives them a much-needed boost Saturday —

College students face tuition, housing and transportation costs, and purchasing the food they need to stay healthy and thrive academically can often take a back seat as the bills pile

Every Thursday afternoon is Veterans Day at the Gilbert-Perry Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 115 on Park Street in Attleboro.

The shooting rampage in Maine occurred a week after the Massachusetts House of Representatives passed an overhaul of firearms laws, but the tragedy may refocus attention on gun reform when