On Tuesday, November 3, 2026, Question 10, Page 3, of the Election Ballot, is to approve the much needed, New South Fire Station, paid for by a proposition 2.5 debt exclusion; a two-step process. …

This summer Seekonk had a total ban on outdoor water use. One of the reasons was that the town’s 3 large holding tanks could not maintain adequate water levels needed in the event of a major fire or other disaster.

The moon and sun Seemed to speak At sunset. “Please send me your Brightest colors” Asked the moon. “I have so little time” Said the sun. “But here are a …

September 11, 2001, or simply “9/11”. I’d bet you are pausing (here) to recall where, and what you were doing that Tuesday This 25th anniversary (for me) some added reflection of a singular day …

A Monarch Circled overhead, Playing before It went to bed. It then went To flowers In pots on The patio. There it grabbed A bedtime snack Before it had to go.

Robins hold Majestic pose. In the sanctuary They chose. They hop And dine Then hop once more. Noble, still, steady, sure.

The mountain banjo Called the past. The cows home. Sunset last. It bore a ripple All its own. The farmer knew His seeds were sown. He made it laugh. He made it moan.

Pride means patriotism. It's the story of ordinary Americans fighting for recognition from a country that didn't always love them back. That's why Seekonk Pride, organized by the nonprofit Love Lives …

Fragrances. Gifts enjoyed By Many creatures. Bold, silent, Flower features. Their wonder Holds us and makes us linger.

The baby snapper Lunged at me. Then retreated, As my admiration Grew. The tiny creature Had much courage. And much Wisdom too.

The profile of the warrior on the gymnasium wall at our high school has been there for over a quarter of a century. It is part of many yearbook photos, memories and personal photos of competitions in …

Five months below. What went on? If I tried To tell him, He’d be gone! I let him stare. I let him look. And repent of the past summer flowers He took.

Over the last several weeks, I have had the privilege of walking our neighborhoods and speaking with residents about what matters most to them in our community. The “IWatch” clocked it at 43 …

It’s April, I can’t take the tension Crunching numbers to file an extension I can’t make a dent Like the top one percent It’s taxing to not have a pension!

Do your memories Bring sunshine? Do your memories Bring rain? We turn Our clocks back. They all tick just the same. Puddles fill. Then dry up. Or it’s the other …

I can hardly wait to get back home in the spring. I can’t wait to hear all the heavy-duty leaf blowers blowing fresh-cut grass from one end to another. Seems a waste. It could be like playing with …

Seekonk Residents, April 6th is our local election. This will allow you to choose a resident to fill positions that are vital to the continual operation of our government. The residents who run …

I am a current member of the Seekonk Select Board, and at present, the only member in support of allowing voters to exercise their constitutional right to vote on making a crucial decision at the …

Children gather where The meadow begins. It’s early spring. Before the flowers Reclaim their spots. Before weed stalks Grow tall and weave. They’ll race each other And soon they’ll find, There …

Seekonk residents, My name is Robert Archambault, I am announcing my candidacy for a position on the Select Board. For those unfamiliar with the position and process, the Town has 5 Selectmen …

Dear residents of Seekonk, For those of you who don’t know me, my name is Elizabeth A. Elmasian.  After much consideration, I am announcing my candidacy for the Seekonk Select Board. …

A person is the best thing to happen to a pet, and we are so blessed to have them in our lives. We need to take care of our pets especially in this cold weather. We need to keep our pets safe and …

Hold my eyes In your being. Hold them In your heart. They belong together. Growing flowered vines, In fragrant, loving binds.

My name is Daniel Ferreira, and I am a young Boy Scout from Rehoboth. I wanted to take a moment to express my appreciation for the way the Rehoboth Reporter shares information about troop community …

The windows Are closed now. We stay inside. The fox and the rabbit Have chosen To hide. We are A little like them In their den. We seldom set out Once winter sets in.