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Attleboro COA Hiking Group Schedule
11th Annual Bailey's Run For Autism, April 14th
WBZ News Radio, Reporter Matt, Visits Attleboro
Thanks to Supporters of the NA Animal Shelter!
Stuff the Truck Food Drive, April 13th, 10am - 1pm
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Message from NA Town Councilor Dan Donovan
"I had the opportunity today to tour the 451 Elm Street property with Town Manager Michael Borg and Assistant Town Manager Antonio Morabito. This property will eventually house a regional food distribution center as well as being the new home of the North Attleborough Senior Center. There are a lot of other exciting opportunities being discussed. And the cherry on top is that ScribbleTime is staying as a tenant and will continue to provide outstanding child care. There is some work to be done before the building can be open, but all the work as well as the purchase of the property was accomplished with federal Covid relief dollars not local property taxes. This is a huge win for the Town of North Attleboro and will become a showpiece when it opens. Stay tuned for more announcements as the project proceeds." |
Lenore's Pantry is Seeking Food Donations
Local Seniors Celebrating National Hot Chocolate Day
Photo Credit: Town of North Attleborough - "What better way to warm up than celebrating National Hot Chocolate Day at the Senior Center." |
Celebrating 88 Years!
Downtown Attleboro in the morning
Photo Credit: Attleboro Mayor Cathleen DeSimone "It’s 5:45am on a rainy Thursday morning.. time to rise & grind!! Have a great day all " |
Attleboro Council on Aging Hiking Group
The COA Hiking Group had their final hike of the year at Highland Park. This group completed 28 hikes this year with an average of 17 partici- pants on each hike! Thank you to Richard LaCivita for documenting this groups adventures. "It’s been a lot of fun and an honor to organize and lead the hikes over the past three years. We’ve made a lot of friends, encountered nature and gotten some exercise. The hikes will be back next April." ~Juliet Teixeira
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Tri-County High School Gets Funding Nod From 11 Communities for Monetization
Eleven communities across three counties have greenlit funding for a new Tri-County Regional Vocational Technical High School building. These communities, include Franklin, Medfield, and North Attleboro among others. The $286 million project will modernize the outdated 1973 facility, ensuring ADA compliance and accommodating around 1,000 students. Tax contributions vary by community based on student enrollment. Construction begins next summer, with the new school opening in 2027 and subsequent demolition of the old building. Read more here.
North Attleboro High School in Top 100 of Massachusett High Schools
 "According to US News & World Report, North Attleboro High School ranks 87th out of a total of 437 publc high schools in Massachusetts, making it one of the top ranked high schools in our state. The rankings were based on six factors including test scores, graduation rates and college preparedness... Go Big Red!"
~NAHS FSP (Family School Partnership)
U.S. News article
Attleboro Comes Up as #20
 Only 4 Massachusetts towns were named among top 25 'hottest zip codes' in America and Attleboro was one of them, coming in at #20
Boston 25 News article
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