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January 2026 Mansfield Town Newsletter: Key Updates Residents Should Know
January 2026 Mansfield Town Newsletter: Key Updates Residents Should Know The Town of Mansfield has released its January 2026 Town Newsletter, offering residents a new round of local updates submitted by town departments, boards, and committees. The monthly newsletter has become a useful resource for anyone who wants to stay informed without having to dig through multiple agendas, announcements, and meeting postings across town government. The newsletter is designed to give the community a clearer snapshot of what’s happening in Mansfield—everything from municipal reminders and upcoming pub…

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Foxborough Releases Corrected January 2026 Town Newsletter After Date Errors
Foxborough Releases Corrected January 2026 Town Newsletter After Date Errors The Town of Foxborough has released a corrected version of its January 2026 newsletter calendar after publishing a notice acknowledging that the original version included incorrect dates. Town officials posted the update as an apology to residents and shared the revised calendar to ensure people have accurate information moving forward. While calendar mistakes may seem minor at first glance, they can create real confusion during a busy month — especially in January, when many town boards and departments return to f…

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A Peaceful Christmas Eve in Attleboro
While many rush to finish their holiday shopping or put the final touches on dinner preparations, churches across Attleboro offer a quiet, reflective place for residents to slow down and focus on the spiritual side of Christmas.

Borg Highlights Stability, Rising Health Costs in Annual Review

Borg Highlights Fiscal Stability but Warns of Rising Health Costs North Attleborough Town Manager Michael Borg delivered his annual financial review this week, describing a town budget built on stable planning and predictable costs — while also warning residents that rising health insurance expenses are becoming a major financial challenge for the years ahead. Borg’s presentation took place on Monday, Jan. 12 at North Attleborough Middle School and drew a crowd of more than 50 residents, educators, and local officials. He reviewed the town’s fiscal year 2026 budget using financial data curr…
Borg Highlights Stability, Rising Health Costs in Annual Review
North Attleborough Town Manager Michael Borg delivered his annual financial review this week, describing a town budget built on stable planning and predictable costs
Weekly Programs at Richards Memorial Library Jan. 8–15
providing a warm and welcoming place to gather during the heart of winter. From children’s activities to adult learning opportunities, the library continues to serve as a community hub with something for nearly everyone.
North Attleboro’s 70th Santa Parade Returns Downtown
North Attleboro is stepping into the holiday season with one of its most cherished traditions. The DANA Santa Parade returns this year for its 70th anniversary, bringing music, lights, community groups, and the long-awaited arrival of Santa and Mrs. Claus.
North Attleborough Teachers Rally for Fair Contract
Roughly 75 teachers, parents, and supporters lined the entrance to North Attleborough High School during the after-school rally. The event marked the second public demonstration by the North Attleboro Federation of Teachers since the district’s contract expired at the end of August.
Fire Department Issues Safety Warning Following Swiss Bar Fire
In the wake of a deadly New Year’s Eve fire at a bar in the Swiss Alps, North Attleborough Fire Chief Christopher Coleman is issuing a local warning aimed at preventing a similar tragedy from happening here.
Richards Memorial Library in North Attleborough is offering a full slate of programs for residents of all ages
providing a warm and welcoming place to gather during the heart of winter. From children’s activities to adult learning opportunities, the library continues to serve as a community hub with something for nearly everyone.

North Attleboro Celebrates 70 Years of the DANA Santa Parade
North Attleboro is stepping into the holiday season with one of its most cherished traditions. The DANA Santa Parade returns this year for its 70th anniversary, bringing music, lights, community groups, and the long-awaited arrival of Santa and Mrs. Claus.
North Attleborough Teachers Rally for Fair Contract
Roughly 75 teachers, parents, and supporters lined the entrance to North Attleborough High School during the after-school rally. The event marked the second public demonstration by the North Attleboro Federation of Teachers since the district’s contract expired at the end of August.

Wrentham News

Wrentham Hosts Jan. 28 Forum on Roderick School Project

Wrentham recently secured nearly one million dollars in federal funding to enhance its water system and support future growth. The town received a $959,752 grant through the FY 2024 Community Project Funding Program, thanks to efforts led by U.S. Representative Jake Auchincloss. This program is part of a larger federal effort to invest $58.2 billion in energy and water development, with $10 billion allocated specifically for improving drinking water infrastructure. The grant will go toward finding and developing a new public water source on the west side of town, most likely within the…
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Wrentham Hosts Jan. 28 Community Forum on Roderick School Building Project
Wrentham residents will have an opportunity to get an updated look at one of the town’s most closely watched long-term projects when the Wrentham Elementary School Building Committee hosts a Roderick School Building Project Community Forum on Wednesday, January 28, 2026.
Wrentham 2026 Census Forms Are Due — Here’s Why It Matters
Wrentham residents are being reminded to return their 2026 annual town census forms, a routine but important part of local government that impacts more than most people realize. The forms are mailed to households and are used to keep Wrentham’s resident records up to date, including information tie…
The town of Wrentham is stepping up community outreach this week as it prepares for a key vote at its Fall Town Meeting
To help residents understand the proposal, the town will hold a public information session at 7 p.m. on Thursday, October 16, at Fiske Public Library. This marks the second outreach meeting following an earlier event on October 7.
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January 2026 Mansfield Town Newsletter: Key Updates Residents Should Know
The Town of Mansfield has released its January 2026 Town Newsletter, offering residents a new round of local updates submitted by town departments, boards, and committees.
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Mansfield Police Report 3 Arrests, Seize Firearms and Suspected Cocaine After Weekend Incidents
Mansfield Police say two significant incidents over the weekend led to three arrests and the seizure of two firearms and a significant quantity of suspected cocaine, according to a statement issued by the department on January 12, 2026.
Mansfield’s City Council began the new year with a comprehensive look at the projects and spending anticipated for 2026
providing residents and local leaders with insight into infrastructure upgrades, safety investments, and community development priorities expected in the coming months.

Greater Attleboro Community Honors King’s Legacy With Call for Nonviolence
Greater Attleboro residents gathered on Monday, January 19, for the 39th annual commemoration hosted by the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Committee of Greater Attleboro, marking the holiday with a message that felt both reflective and urgent.
Attleboro’s Holiday Parade and Downtown Celebration Return for the Season
Attleboro’s downtown streets are preparing to come alive with lights, music, and holiday spirit as the city’s annual Holiday Parade and Downtown Celebration return for the season

La Salette Festival of Lights Returns to Attleboro for the 2025 Holiday Season
The holiday season in Attleboro doesn’t truly begin until the grounds of the National Shrine of Our Lady of La Salette light up for their annual Festival of Lights.
“Miracle on County Street” Returns to Capron Park Zoo
The holiday season is set to sparkle in Attleboro as Capron Park Zoo celebrates its 3rd Annual “Miracle on County Street” Holiday Tree Lighting on Saturday, November 29. The beloved community event runs from 4:00 to 7:30 p.m. at 201 County Street, offering an evening of lights, laughter, and local…

Foxborough Releases Corrected January 2026 Town Newsletter After Date Errors
The Town of Foxborough has released a corrected version of its January 2026 newsletter calendar after publishing a notice acknowledging that the original version included incorrect dates
Foxboro Democratic Town Committee to Host Virtual Meeting Jan. 12
Residents interested in local politics and upcoming elections will have an opportunity to hear directly from party leaders and candidates when the Foxborough Democratic Town Committee hosts a virtual meeting on Monday, January 12, beginning at 7 p.m.