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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 …

This is a letter about the Medeiros property. Although I am admittedly ignorant of many of the details of the proposed development of the Medeiros property, there is one possibility that seems …

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.

No birdsong now. Hard living Has begun. The boxwoods Seem home To every one. Holding fort Against winter air. Birds that remain Won’t retreat anywhere. Don …

What a joy it was to read your article about Eagle Scout Max Duffy. I was recently hiking at Caratunk Wildlife Refuge and saw the new bridges on the perimeter trail. I was thrilled to see them and I …

We live in a world where costs continually rise, and trash fees are no exception. However, there are actions we residents can take to mitigate the rise in trash costs. In terms of GARBAGE , the town …

Around stemmed Crimson edges The bees so Bonnie go. Sharing nectar Of the Brilliant marigolds. Their time together Precious. Their time together Lies, In the need To give And take In order To …

All the seasons. Gifts they bear. Changes always. Everywhere. We live and breathe And oft compare, The gifts of seasons We all share.

A Special Town Meeting for a New South Fire Station is scheduled for Monday September 15, 2025-7pm, at the High School Auditorium, a Town Wide Priority! We ask you, your family and friends to join us …

I am writing as a private citizen to stress the importance of a townwide priority of a new South fire station. Please refer to important information available on the town’s website at the South …

A Brown Rat snake, Six inches long, Coiled before me. Its courage was imbued When it left Its shell behind. Courage soldiers In the world Try different ways to find.

It’s easy to have morals until they cost you something. Colleges and universities, law firms, and corporations have pre-emptively surrendered. But Seekonk hasn't succumbed, as evidenced by our …

Everyone in Seekonk knows about the rules and regulations of the Town and how they are supposed to function. We have Mass General Law, The Town Charter, and The Town By-Laws. What happens when the …

The chipmunk Fought its nature, To touch the patio. Was it safe to tread? Should it turn and go? It summoned up Some courage. Maybe all that It had got. It came onto The patio then Hid behind A …

In anticipation of July 4th some warnings are called for. Last summer Seekonk seemed noisier than ever on that holiday, so apparently many households are not aware that fireworks are prohibited by …

Birds sing the tunes The flowers write. They sing their part With fragile might. It is the Symphony of summer. Woodpeckers are Such well-dressed drummers. Don Gardner Seekonk

The Seekonk Lions 2025 Annual Taste of the Town committee would like to thank all the vendors and patrons who came to Seekonk’s Ledgemont Country Club for a great evening of food, drink, and …

Hello, My name is Antonio Pimentel and I am a resident of Seekonk, Ma. On June 27th, 2024, Bristol County experienced a tornado. Unfortunately, a tree uprooted from the end of our property line and …

Mothers are like A seashore. We feel their calm. We hear their roar. Their tides Are admired By those around. Be they in jeans Or evening gowns. Don Gardner Seekonk, MA

Nothing whistles Like a train. Strong. Commanding. Proud sustain. It's path laid by The backs of men. I hear their hammers Now and then. Don Gardner Seekonk

The right combination of Community Commitment, Experiences/Perspectives, and Educational Background. Community Commitment: Seekonk resident for 20 years after living in three adjacent …

I've met so many wonderful people since moving to Seekonk seven years ago, and my oldest is over the moon about starting kindergarten at Aitken in the Fall. While I've heard terrific things about the …

Sunrise rings no bells. It bears a gift bouquet. Quietly revealing, Its faithful arrays. In bright colors. Or in thoughtful grays. Don Gardner Seekonk

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