North Attleboro Archive

Every Wednesday evening, the heart of North Attleborough comes alive with the sights, sounds, and flavors of the local farmers market, a weekly community event that’s quickly become a favorite summertime tradition. Located right in the town center, the farmers market is held each Wednesday from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m., offering fresh produce, handmade goods, and a chance for neighbors to reconnect in a welcoming outdoor space. Whether you're picking up groceries for the week or just out for a stroll, there's something for everyone at this midweek gathering. Supporting Local Growers and Makers The…

North Attleborough is starting its Independence Day celebration on a musical note this year. On Thursday, July 3, the newly formed North Attleborough Town Band will perform a free concert at the Town Hall Gazebo starting at 6:30 p.m. This special evening marks the official start of the town’s annual Summer Concert Series. The concert is open to all ages and is a great opportunity for residents to enjoy a relaxing evening of live music outdoors. Families are encouraged to bring lawn chairs, blankets, and even a picnic to enjoy while listening to a mix of patriotic marches, popular film themes…

North Attleboro, MA – June 25, 2025 — Town health officials have temporarily closed Falls Pond Beach after routine water testing revealed elevated levels of E. coli bacteria. The beach is off-limits for swimming and all water activities until further notice. The closure is a precautionary measure to protect public health and is expected to last at least until the next round of water test results is available on Friday. Signs have been posted, and residents are being asked to avoid contact with the pond water—including boating, fishing, or any activities that could lead to skin or accidental…

North Attleborough’s Independence Day celebration puts kids front and center with the annual Kidz 4th Fun event on July 4 at Poncin-Hewitt Recreation Complex. From 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., families can enjoy fun races, a bike parade, music, snacks, and sprinkler play. Events include sack races, three-legged races, the watermelon roll, and more. With music, treats, and a festive atmosphere, it’s a great way for families to kick off the holiday together. If you’re searching for family-friendly July 4th events in North Attleborough, don’t miss this local favorite.

North Attleboro is a town that truly values its older residents, offering a range of senior living options that suit different lifestyles and levels of care. For those who are still active but ready to give up the responsibility of maintaining a home, independent living communities are a great option. These places offer private apartments, along with helpful services like housekeeping, transportation, and organized social activities that make day-to-day life easier and more enjoyable. One well-known option in the area is Branches of North Attleboro. It gives seniors the freedom of living on…

Here’s a closer look at some of the key incidents reported by the North Attleboro Police Department between May 23 and June 1, 2025. During that time period, officers responded to a range of calls that reflect the town's usual public safety needs. These included vehicle accidents, medical emergencies, and various disturbances. Non-emergency issues like noise complaints and alarm activations also came up, keeping the patrols busy. While most calls didn’t involve serious crimes, the log did note a handful of incidents that required more thorough follow-up. That included early-stage investigat…

In the June 3 special town election, residents of North Attleborough voted in favor of a debt exclusion to finance a brand-new high school. The unofficial results showed 3,981 votes in support and 2,459 against, creating a margin of 1,522 in favor of the proposal. Despite only 6,464 of the town’s 24,451 registered voters casting ballots—a turnout rate of around 26%—the decision marked a significant win. Previously, turnout in the April town election was just 12%, making this higher participation noteworthy. Under the approved debt exclusion, the town will borrow about $180.9 million of the…

On June 8, North Attleboro High welcomed the Class of 2025 with a heartwarming commencement ceremony at Ray Beaupre Field. This year’s event stood out because students planned and led every part of it, from emcees to speeches and performances. The ceremony kicked off with senior Michaela McCarthy and Peighton Gagne serving as masters of ceremonies, guiding families and classmates through the program. The band filled the air with familiar graduation tunes while choir members, including seniors, delivered stirring renditions of songs like “Someone Like You” by Adele and “The Star-Spangled Bann…

On Monday, May 12, North Attleboro’s varsity baseball team had a night to remember at Community Field. They shut out Canton, winning 7–0 in a well-rounded performance that left fans cheering. The evening started with a burst of energy as Brady Paradis, wearing number 3, sprinted home in a pivotal play that helped break the early deadlock. Not long after, Gio Martello stepped up to the plate and delivered a solid swing, keeping the momentum rolling for the Rocketeers . From the mound to the batting lineup, North Attleboro was in sync. Pitchers kept Canton off the board the entire game while…