April 26, 2024
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Last night, a female field hockey player for the Dighton Rehoboth Regional High School girls’ field hockey team sustained significant facial and dental injuries when she was struck in the face by a … more
Bridgewater— State Fire Marshal Jon M. Davine and Massachusetts Firefighting Academy Director Jeffrey P. Winn announced the graduation of 25 recruits from the Call/Volunteer Recruit Firefighter … more
One of the articles on the November 7 Town Meeting warrant is a request for $759,814.80 to be appropriated from the Capital Stabilization Fund for repairs and maintenance for the Senior Center at … more
The Carpenter Museum is happy to share with The Rehoboth Reporter’s readers a response to an invitation to share memories of Rehoboth’s past. These would include memories of attending … more
A ceremony will be held on the 11th month, on the 11th day at the 11th hour at the Rehoboth Veterans Cenotaph on the corner of Route 44 and Danforth Street, followed by the placing of a wreath at the … more
The Rehoboth Parks Commission Would Like to Invite You to Our Annual Tree Lighting Ceremony at The Gazebo on December 3RD Starting At 3:30 P.M. Rain, Snow or Shine. For Sale - we will be having a … more
The Rehoboth Cemetery Commission would like to thank Amanda Abbott for the beautiful work she has done at Palmer’s River Meeting House Lot on Lake Street. As a member of the American Heritage … more
The Rehoboth Food Pantry has been part of the Rehoboth Community for decades. The Pantry provides confidential food and fuel assistance to any Rehoboth resident that finds themselves in need of … more
Our Annual Fall Bazaar was a success! The rain held off and the temperature hovered around 60°, thankfully. Many, many "Thanks" to our Chairperson, Jane Williams, and her crew for all the … more
An effort has been launched to prevent students from leaving the school district. Last March, Dighton-Rehoboth School Superintendent Bill Runey cited a dramatic decline in enrollment in the … more
Despite the cooler weather, kitten season has continued. There are several cats and kittens at the Rehoboth Animal Shelter who will be ready for new homes later in November. For more information, or … more
The Board of Selectmen have renewed Town Administrator Deborah Arruda’s contract for three years. The new contract expires on June 30, 2026. Arruda served as interim Town Administrator … more
Board of Selectmen Chairman Skip Vadnais said the relationship between the town of Rehoboth and the Dighton-Rehoboth Regional School District is going smoothly. "We have a better understanding of … more
Vanishing traffic signs remain a problem in Rehoboth, according to Selectman Lenny Mills. Mills said stop signs had been removed from intersections in town. "Be aware that when you come to … more
Thank you to all our participants! Halloween Category Winners: 1st Place – 49 Perryville Road 2nd Place – 7 Hickory Ridge Road 3rd Place – 11 Ciana Road Fall Category Winner: 1st … more
The Rehoboth Blizzard of Giving, Inc. is a local public charity whose mission is to serve Rehoboth residents by providing Christmas gifts , holiday support, and special occasion needs to our Rehoboth … more
The annual meeting of the Rehoboth Village Cemetery Association meeting that will be held at 10:00 am on Saturday, November 11 at the Rehoboth Congregational Church, 139 Bay State Road, Rehoboth MA. … more
CMA Restorations hosted another successful Car Show Charity Event on Sunday, October 8, 2023, raising $5,000 for the benefit of the Rhode Island Young Marines, a National Non-profit 501c(3) … more
At their meeting on October 14th, the Rehoboth Cultural Council elected June Cruz as their new Chairperson heading into the 2024 Grant Season. Cruz is a relatively new member, serving since the … more
  Rehoboth’s share of the new Bristol/Plymouth Regional Technical High School is $9 million. The new school is set to open in 2026. A groundbreaking ceremony was held on October 14. … more
Rehoboth Town Events Committee presents the 4th annual Light Up Rehoboth contest. This is a great way to share your decorated yard with the community to drive by and enjoy. Prizes will be awarded to … more
A few Dighton-Rehoboth School Committee members have expressed doubts about the proposed Comprehensive Health and Physical Education framework presented by DESE (Department of Elementary and … more
The ongoing reconstruction of Rt. 44/118 is about to get “down and dirty,” according to Rehoboth selectman Rob Johnson. The highly traveled and dangerous intersection, which has been the … more
The Town of Rehoboth and Michael Costello are being sued by a former employee of the town’s Highway Department. Costello is a former selectman who also served as Highway Superintendent … more
The Dighton-Rehoboth Regional School Committee approved new operating assessments for the two towns at Tuesday’s meeting. Last month, School committee chairman Aaron Morse dismissed a … more
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