Taylor O'Neil

WRENTHAM — Town Administrator Kevin Sweet is cautioning residents following several reported coyote sightings throughout the Town of Wrentham.

WRENTHAM — Superintendent Dr. Rich Drolet, Assistant Superintendent Dr. Susan Gilson and Principal Nicole Bottomley are pleased to announce that several King Philip Regional High School students were invited to share a presentation at the 13th International Conference on Education and Social Justice.

WHITMAN – Chief Timothy Hanlon and the Whitman Police Department would like to warn community members of a bear sighting ahead of trick-or-treating hours tonight.

CANTON — During an open house last week, community members, friends and family explored a Westwood home addition that was built by Blue Hills Regional Technical School Construction Program students.

SWANSEA 一 The Town of Swansea would like to share information with community members about its upcoming Special Town Meeting.

PLYMOUTH — The Salvation Army in Plymouth is ready to kick off its iconic Red Kettle fundraising campaign for 2023 at its second annual Red Kettle Kickoff event on Tuesday evening. During the event, The Salvation Army in Plymouth will share the spirit of community and collaboration to support local children and families heading into this Christmas season.

CANTON — Superintendent Jill Rossetti and Culinary Arts Department Lead Teacher Richard Spada announce that Blue Hills Regional Technical School Culinary Arts students will be serving breakfast to Milton veterans tomorrow.

WRENTHAM — Town Administrator Kevin Sweet and Director of Planning & Economic Development Rachel Benson are pleased to announce that the Town of Wrentham was awarded a Housing Choice Grant to complete a Downtown Wastewater Master Plan to help shape the future of Wrentham’s Downtown.

BOURNE — Chief David S. Cody is pleased to announce that Bourne Fire/Rescue and Emergency Services has equipped its apparatus and other departments throughout the area with new sensory kits to help community members with Autism Spectrum Disorder and other disabilities remain calm during emergency situations.

DIGHTON — Historical Commission Chairwoman Patricia Gailes and Board of Selectmen Chairman Peter Caron, together with the members of the Historical Commission and Board of Selectmen, are pleased to announce that the Town of Dighton is preparing to celebrate the 250th anniversary of America in 2026.