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On behalf of the Keep Rehoboth Beautiful Committee, I hope this message find you and your family safe and well. What an unprecedented and unsettling time we are in. COVID-19 has forced us to stay …
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9/27/20
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Looking to get outside before another New England winter sets in? The Rehoboth Land Trust manages 14 accessible properties that help preserve the beautiful rural character of Rehoboth. For a complete …
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9/26/20
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2020 Introduces the Rehoboth Blizzard of Giving, Inc., a non-profit organization, with a pending a 501c3, to serve the community by providing Christmas gifts, holiday support, and special occasion …
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9/26/20
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Do you have a program or project in need of funding? We would like to help. The Rehoboth Cultural Council, an arm of the Massachusetts Cultural Council, announces the opening of the 2021 grant cycle. …
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9/26/20
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There are several kittens at the Rehoboth Animal Shelter, all friendly and playful This month's picture is Leroy, a beautifully marked tabby about three - four months old. Leroy came into the shelter …
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9/26/20
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Boston – State Representative Steven S. Howitt (R-Seekonk) has successfully maintained a perfect voting record for the 2019-2020 legislative session, participating in all 267 roll call votes …
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9/24/20
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Entry deadline is October 10 at 5PM
Judging will take place October 17-18 from 6-8pm.
Enter by calling Jen LeComte at 508-769-5986
RULES:
1) Participation is open to all Rehoboth residents at no charge
2) The contest is for …
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By SPEEDYJAKE
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9/23/20 07:36 AM
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The Veterans Service Officer continues to provide transportation for our Rehoboth Veterans and has taken all safety measures for Covid-19 and put them in place to protect our Veterans and Drivers. If …
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9/23/20
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From Our Hearts to You – Rehoboth Food Pantry Thanks YOU!As we have often said, Rehoboth Food Pantry is so blessed to be a part of this community. During this very difficult time, as COVID …
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9/23/20
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A pair of local businesses have stepped in to help the Council on Aging following the September 12 fire which destroyed the Rehoboth Senior Center. The $1.4 million facility at 55 Bay State …
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Joe Siegel
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9/22/20
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