November is a wonderful time to reflect, remember and give thanks. As the holiday season approaches, Thanksgiving is a special time to gather with families and friends to reminisce about old …

Hello All ~ I hope the November issue of the Reporter finds you all healthy and safe.  As we enter the month of November, this is a friendly reminder that quarterly Real Estate & Property …

Seekonk School Committee Chair Robert Gerardi praised Select Board Chair Gary Sagar at the November 2 meeting. Gerardi said Sagar had made a promise to improve communication with the School …

Some zoning bylaw changes will be decided at the November 17 Fall Town Meeting. One of those is the Accessory Dwelling Unit bylaw. A new subsection reads as follows: “No ADU shall be separated …

East Providence voters elected Democrats to all contested State House seats in Tuesday’s election, while several local races brought changes to the City Council and School Committee. In one of …

New Budget Approved for 2026-2027 The Mayor’s office issued a statement following the signing of the new city budget last month.  In the release, Mayor DaSilva said: “I’ve signed the …

The woods, fields, wetlands, and quiet roads that make Rehoboth feel like home are disappearing. Since 2011, our town has lost more than 20% of its natural land. Local assessment records show that 1,300 acres of undeveloped land in the past 15 years is now gone.

November has arrived in Rehoboth, bringing with it the familiar sights and sounds of autumn's final weeks. The leaves are falling, the mornings are growing colder, and before long, families will be gathering around Thanksgiving tables to share a meal and reflect on the things for which they are grateful.

Hello all, I am sitting down to write to you all on a late October day, with the sun shining and the temperature in the high sixties. My favorite fall day! It hard to believe that we are rapidly …

Some of the animals at the Rehoboth Animal Shelter still don't know where they will spend Thanksgiving. For instance, sisters Tiny and Lady Long Tail are still here, hoping for a home together. They …

Some major financial expenditures and zoning bylaw changes are on the warrant for the Fall Town Meeting on Monday, November 9. One article calls for fund transfers including: The sum of …

The Seekonk Select Board voted Wednesday to form a five member building committee for a new Department of Public Works facility.  Voters approved $1,600,000 for the purchase of land and a …

Town Administrator Sue Pimental met with Congressman Jake Auchincloss, D-MA, recently about obtaining federal funds for PFAS remediation. “Although he was very receptive, (Auchincloss) had no …

Voters at the Rehoboth Town Meeting, scheduled for November 17, will be asked to approve a new bylaw prohibiting data centers from being established in town. Town Administrator Sue Pimental said …

Huge crowds swarmed the Redway Plain on Saturday for the annual Agricultural Fair, which had been rescheduled from last month due to inclement weather. Many local farms and businesses were …

The Seekonk Recycling Committee would like to remind residents of all the great recycling and sustainability programs and resources we have available in town: Interested in Recycling or …

The historic building at 133 Bay State Road known as Shady Bend will soon be renovated. The Rehoboth Board of Selectmen accepted a donation of $20,000 from businessman John Ferreira - Barney …

Hello All ~ Happy Fall !! I’m looking forward to the beautiful weather in Rehoboth; should be coming soon!  Speaking of the Fall, I would like to remind all town residents that Town Offices …

We hope you are enjoying the beautiful fall weather. From the foliage, festivals, apple picking, hayrides, and decorations, we are so fortunate to live in New England. UPCOMING ELECTION NEWS - S …

School Budget $3.8M Deficit Looming At last month’s School Committee meeting, new East Providence Superintendent of Schools Rob Perry described a school budget deficit that has been projected to …

This has been a summer of cats and kittens at the Rehoboth Animal Shelter, and fall looks the same way. There are several friendly adult cats and a number of adorable kittens. (Remember: kittens …

October has arrived in Rehoboth, bringing cooler mornings, changing leaves, and before we know it, streets filled with little ghosts, witches, superheroes, and all manner of costumed characters going …

I hope this finds you all safe and well and settling into your Fall routines. As I finish up my letter to you for October, we are awaiting the first Nor’easter of the season with expected …

Seekonk began recycling in 1991 with a bi-weekly collection program. Along with the start of the recycling program, Seekonk took its first step to fund the solid waste and recycling program through a user fee.

The remediation of PFAS in the town’s water has not been an easy or inexpensive process. In 2022, harmful chemicals were discovered in the wells which supply water to the Town Hall and the …