The Hornbine School Museum is happy to announce a number of special exhibits this season that will feature The 3 R’s: Road to Revolution in Rehoboth. We will have displays about local connections …

Thank you to those who purchased bags from Stop & Shop during the month of April. The dollar we receive for each special bag helps us to support Library programming. That along with daily and …

Members of the Seekonk School Committee appeared at the April 15 Select Board meeting in an attempt to earn support for a higher budget. In a 4-0 vote, the Select Board approved making cuts on …

The Seekonk School Committee has approved fees for athletics and activities at the middle and high school levels as a way to compensate for a deficit in the FY’27 budget. Along with some …

Meet Freckles! He is a very sweet 6½ year old, male cattle dog/lab type mix with a heart full of love! Sadly, he came to us after his owner passed away, and now he’s hoping to find a new …

The Seekonk Recycling Committee would like to remind residents of all the great recycling and sustainability programs and resources we have available in town: Shred Day at Town Hall: The Recycling …

Audubon invites all Rhode Islanders to get out and discover the joy of birding! FREE birding walks are offered throughout the month of May at locations across the state. Novice birders are welcome. …

With four weeks to go before the Spring Town Meeting, the Seekonk School Committee is working on their FY’27 budget. The committee will meet on Monday to finalize a number to present to the …

A proposal to form a 20 member School Building Committee will appear on the May 11 Spring Town Meeting warrant. The Seekonk Select Board approved the article at their April 1 meeting in a 4 to 1 …

Thank you to all involved for hosting the recent Rehoboth-Seekonk Rabies Clinic. Such a great event that brings so many good people together from both Towns who are pet owners. Thank you!

Political newcomers Elizabeth Elmasian and Robert Achambault were victorious in their campaign to win two three year seats on the Select Board.  Elmasian won 943 votes, Archambault won 903 …

The FY’27 school budget is still in limbo after the Select Board and the School Committee were unable to reach an agreement at their April 1 meeting. The School Committee will hold a special …

March has been a very busy for the Town Clerk’s Office processing census forms, dog licenses, vote by mail and absentee applications, and preparing for the Annual Town Election. The 2026 …

A Sincere word of "Thanks" to the Parishioners of Our Lady Queen of Martyrs for your generous outpouring of food donations in the recent food drive. We also wish to thank the St. Vincent de Paul …

The Aitken School PTO held another family-friendly “Bingo Night” and used the occasion to also teach the students a lesson in community involvement. Families attending the event were asked to …

The Seekonk School Committee will be meeting with the Select Board next week to work out a deal on the FY’27 budget. The Spring Town Meeting is May 11. The school department has been seeking a …

Town Administrator Shawn Cadime’s proposed FY’27 budget for Seekonk is $78.7 million. That figure represents a 3.6 percent increase over the current fiscal year. Cadime reviewed the …

The candidates for two open seats on the Seekonk Select Board met in a televised forum on March 19. Robert Archambault and Elizabeth Elmasian answered questions from local media. Incumbent Michelle …

The Seekonk Select Board approved a bid award for CHA Consulting for design services for the Medeiros Farm project at Wednesday’s meeting. The vote was 4 to 1. Chair Michelle Hines, Chris Zorra, …

The Seekonk School Committee held a public hearing for the FY’27 budget at their March 16 meeting. The current budget projection, considering level services and mandatory updates, is a 4.61 …

Volunteers Needed to Teach at Our One‑Room Schoolhouse Our historic one‑room schoolhouse is looking for volunteer teachers. If you enjoy working with children, sharing stories, or keeping local …

The Friends of the Seekonk Public Library has been selected again as a nonprofit partner in the Stop & Shop Community Bag Program. The Friends will receive $1 for each $2.50 reusable Community …

The Seekonk Recycling Committee would like to remind residents of all the great recycling and sustainability programs and resources we have available in town: Earth Month Celebration (Litter Patrol, …

Mindy Andrews, Matt Faria, Jayden Diaz, Madison Chaffee, and Jamie Lopes, all members of the Martin School faculty, dropped off several hundred pounds of food to the Doorways food pantry which were …

For over twelve years, the young women of Girl Scout Troop 707 have been performing service projects in our community; in recent years, the girls had conducted toy drives at Christmas and donated the …