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September brings a familiar change to Rehoboth. Summer begins to give way to cooler days, school buses return to our roads, backpacks appear by front doors, and families settle once again into the …
Alice M. Wright of Attleboro, MA died peacefully at home on August 9, 2026. Born July 29, 1931 in East Providence, she was a daughter of the late Mary B. (Doyle) Watts and Captain William W. …
Gloria Marie (Dube) Sadlier, 84, of Rehoboth passed away peacefully on Thursday August 20, 2026, while under hospice care at Morton Hospital, Taunton. She was the beloved wife of Raymond A. Sadlier …
Seekonk, MA – Matthew John Thomas Sagar, 36, lost his battle with cancer on Tuesday, August 18, 2026.
Born in Attleboro on January 1, 1990, Matthew was recognized as Massachusetts' first baby …
Annual Book Sale Coming Up Mark your calendars for our annual used book sale and raffle in early October, sponsored by the Friends of the Blanding Library.
Friday Oct. 9, 5-7, Friends preview sale. New members can sign up at that time.
I can’t really add much to all the well-deserved tributes paid to the late Dolly Parton, who was certainly a national treasure in so many ways: singer/songwriter, actress and comedienne, …
We worship online & in-person every Sunday at 10AM Join us for a wonderful blend of traditional worship with a modern twist. We sing, we laugh, and we enjoy the fellowship of one another’s …
AudioEye reports that despite record back-to-school spending, online shoppers face increased accessibility issues on interior pages due to AI search tools.
This October, Poppy’s Crew invites the Rehoboth community to come together for Harvest for Heroes , a family fundraiser benefiting Wreaths Across America and our mission to remember and honor …
Brex reports on selecting the right business cash-back credit card, emphasizing rewards alignment with spending patterns and avoiding personal guarantees.
Thriveworks reports that grief is unique for everyone, urging individuals to feel their emotions, seek community support, and embrace ongoing change while grieving.
Brex reports on selecting the right business cash-back credit card, emphasizing rewards alignment with spending patterns and avoiding personal guarantees.
Aeroflow Urology reports that PCOS has been renamed PMOS to better reflect its multi-system nature. Despite this change, 70% of women remain undiagnosed.
Garon Fence reports that 1 in 6 Americans has moved to escape bad neighbors. A survey finds many would pay up to $10,000 for better neighbors.
Edmunds reports that Labor Day weekend offers significant discounts on new cars, with top deals including 11.7% off the 2026 Chrysler Pacifica and 10.2% off the Jeep Grand Cherokee.
Edmunds reports that Labor Day weekend offers significant discounts on new cars, with top deals including 11.7% off the 2026 Chrysler Pacifica and 10.2% off the Jeep Grand Cherokee.
Quizlet reports that skepticism towards AI in education is growing among students, with many still seeking smarter study tools.
Quizlet reports that skepticism towards AI in education is growing among students, with many still seeking smarter study tools.
Mercury reports that 75% of early-stage founders faced higher costs in 2026, prompting various responses like adjusting prices and holding more cash.
Dove reports that sulfates are cleansing agents found in many beauty products, effective but can be harsh, leading many to choose gentler sulfate-free options.
Mercury reports that 75% of early-stage founders faced higher costs in 2026, prompting various responses like adjusting prices and holding more cash.
Vanta reports emphasize the importance of tailored risk reporting for different stakeholders.
Shopware reports that AI shopping agents are revolutionizing online buying by reducing consumer effort. 41% of U.S. shoppers now use AI, with predictions of significant e-commerce growth by 2030.
Tompkins and his attorneys argued prosecutors had not presented sufficient evidence of a quid pro quo or corrupt intent.
OpenSecrets reports Flock Safety has spent over $2 million on lobbying since 2025 amid scrutiny over its license-plate tracking cameras, facing rising privacy concerns.
