George W. Rhodes is a journalist who writes for The Sun Chronicle and Woonsocket Call, focusing on local news in Attleboro, Massachusetts. With a keen interest in community events, city council updates, and human interest stories, George aims to keep residents informed about the happenings in their area.
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George W. Rhodes focuses primarily on local government and community events in the Attleboro area, Massachusetts. His coverage largely includes government announcements, event coverage, and general news about the region.
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ATTLEBORO — The next city election is scheduled for Nov. 4. That's when voters will cast ballots for mayor, city council, school committee, treasurer, tax collector and city clerk.
By: George W. Rhodes
Statewide and local cases of coronavirus both went up in the week ending Dec. 21. The number of confirmed coronavirus cases statewide for the week ending Dec. 21 was 1,774.
By: George W. Rhodes
The house at 616 Park St. may be the oldest in the city, according to President of the Attleboro Historic Preservation Society Gary Demers.
ATTLEBORO — Hebron Food Pantry served a record number of people in 2024 as demand surged.
ATTLEBORO -- Nyalla, one of Capron Park Zoo's beloved lions, has died. Zoo Director John Wright announced the female lion's death Friday.
By: George W. Rhodes
BOSTON -- A bill drafted to protect state residents who use payment apps such as Venmo, PayPal and CashApp has been signed into law by Gov. Maura Healey.
By: George W. Rhodes
Statewide coronavirus cases went up by 113 while local cases held steady at 53 in the week ending Dec. 28.
By: George W. Rhodes
ATTLEBORO — Starting in February, there will be free health checks for city residents, public health nurse Allison Brum announced on Monday.
ATTLEBORO — An overnight warming center for those in need of shelter is now open at the South Attleboro Fire Station at 1476 West St.
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