Wrentham will celebrate the Fourth of July 2025 with a laid-back lakefront gathering at Mirror Lake. The festivities include a boat parade, where locals decorate boats and cruise the lake, followed by a relaxed community barbecue.
Expect grilled favorites, a warm atmosphere, and families enjoying the day on picnic blankets by the water. It’s a classic small-town way to celebrate Independence Day with neighbors and friends.
Looking for a more relaxed Fourth of July event in Wrentham? Mirror Lake is the perfect spot.
Electric vehicle drivers in Wrentham have a new place to power up. The town recently installed four brand-new fast-charging stations right in the Center Lot, making it easier than ever to charge your EV while you’re downtown.
These chargers are Level 3, which means they’re much quicker than the standard plug-in options. Most cars can get a solid charge in under an hour, giving people plenty of time to grab coffee, visit a shop, or stop by a local office while their vehicle charges.
Assistant Town Manager Greg Enos said the new stations are part of Wrentham’s ongoing efforts to promote susta…
Coach Bob Goldberg of King Philip Regional High School reached an incredible milestone when he secured his 800th career win on the girls tennis court. The historic victory came on May 1 during a match against Stoughton High School, giving him cause to celebrate his long-standing dedication to the team.
Goldberg has been guiding the KP girls tennis program since 1971, and this spring marks his 54th season at the helm. Over the years, his hard work and leadership have taken the team to the MIAA State Tournament 46 times, and under his direction they’ve captured 19 Hockomock League championship…
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…
Wrentham’s Fire Department is asking everyone to be extra careful right now. Dry conditions across the region have created a serious risk for brush fires, and with nearly 50 fires already burning across the state, it’s important to stay alert.
Fire Chief Antonio Marino shared that 18 of those fires were reported in just the last day. With so many dry leaves and dead grass on the ground, it doesn’t take much to spark a fire that can quickly spread.
Residents are reminded that open burning is not allowed this time of year. In Massachusetts, the burn ban runs from May 15 through January 15, an…
As our loved ones age, planning for the future becomes more important than ever. In Wrentham, elder law is a growing area of legal support that helps older adults and their families navigate everything from long-term care planning to protecting assets and ensuring their wishes are honored.
Elder law isn't just about writing a will or creating a power of attorney. It's a specialized branch of legal practice that focuses on the unique needs of seniors. That includes healthcare decisions, estate planning, guardianship, Medicaid eligibility, and more. For families in Wrentham, having access to a…
