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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By: George W. Rhodes
ATTLEBORO -- The public will now have four minutes to speak when bringing up matters before city councilors during their committee of the whole sessions.
By: George W. Rhodes
ATTLEBORO — Nova Farms is planning to move its retail marijuana business to 1000 Washington St. (Route 1) at the I-95 interchange, where it intends to construct a new building
ATTLEBORO — The city council has called a special meeting on Tuesday so that Mayor Cathleen DeSimone can present her fiscal year 2025 budget.
By: George W. Rhodes
For the 14th consecutive week, reported coronavirus cases decreased statewide.
By: George W. Rhodes
ATTLEBORO -- Mayor Cathleen DeSimone unveiled her $182.6 million budget for fiscal year 2025 to the city council on Tuesday as she warned of a "structural deficit that is upon
By: George W. Rhodes
ATTLEBORO -- Larry Kessler, a long time local and community news editor and columnist for The Sun Chronicle, died unexpectedly early Thursday morning. He was 71.
By: George W. Rhodes
ATTLEBORO — The city needs to do more to connect with owners whose property is destroyed by floods as well as prevent flooding residents told the city council, the mayor,
By: George W. Rhodes
ATTLEBORO -- Three Attleboro schools were awarded money by the state to help high school seniors participate in the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA.
By: George W. Rhodes
For the 15th consecutive week, reported coronavirus cases decreased statewide.
By: George W. Rhodes
WRENTHAM -- A parent's complaint over an alleged school committee violation of the state Open Meeting Law regarding a proposal to harness discussion of divisive political and social issues in
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