May 2, 2024
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Seekonk Recycling Committee Sponsoring Rain Barrel Sale for Summer 2023
During the summer of 2022, all of Massachusetts was experiencing drought conditions for the first time in more than seven years, with 40% in the extreme drought category. Boston which normally relies … more
Poor Sound at Seekonk Town Meeting Criticized
The audio quality at Monday’s Town Meeting was criticized by Board of Selectmen Chair Michael Healy. The meeting was held in the auditorium of Seekonk High School and was later broadcast on TV9. … more
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Seekonk Library Study Approved
Voters at Monday’s town meeting approved $100,000 for a feasibility study for the Seekonk Public Library. Other articles which were approved: Appropriate the sum of $55, 217.66 … more
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Friends of Friends Community Services celebrated its 30th Silver Tea Anniversary on May 3, 2023!
Everyone who attended enjoyed their special day. Thank you to Young's Catering in Seekonk for preparing & serving the luncheon, to BJ's in Seekonk for the beautifully decorated cake, TV9 for some … more
Seekonk Rejects Pay Increase for Selectmen
Voters at Monday’s Town Meeting approved a $69.1 million budget for the next fiscal year but rejected a salary increase for the Board of Selectmen. One of the warrant articles asked for … more
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From left: Ware Public Schools Superintendent Marlene DiLeo, Rockland Public Schools Assistant Superintendent Rebecca Kidwell, and Wareham Public Schools Assistant Superintendent Andrea Schwamb are the Seekonk superintendent finalists. (Photo courtesy Seekonk Public Schools)
Seekonk Superintendent Finalists Named
The finalists for the Seekonk School Superintendent position being vacated by Rich Drolet were announced at Monday’s school committee meeting. They include: Marlene Dileo, the … more
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From the Town Clerk
Spring is finally here. The buds on the trees are starting to pop along with the flowers. I hope everyone gets out and enjoys this beautiful time in New England. As I always do in my May article, I … more
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Seekonk Welcomes New Police Officers
Six new members of the Seekonk Police Department were welcomed at the April 26 Board of Selectmen meeting. The new officers are Mitchell Dudley, Alex Flaxman, Zachary Woynar, John Domagala, Ian … more
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Members of the Attleboro Lodge of Elks present volunteers from Doorways food pantry with a check for $1,000.00 to combat hunger in our community.
Attleboro Elks show support for Seekonk Food Pantry
The Attleboro Lodge of Elks has always been a beneficent presence in our community. Recently, members of the Elks visited the Doorways Food Pantry to present them with a $1,000.00 donation to help … more
Seekonk Board to Change Name
The Board of Selectmen voted to change their name to Select Board Wednesday. Selectwoman Michelle Hines brought up the proposal at the board’s April 5 meeting. Hines believed the name … more
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Consultant Identifies $42M in School Needs
A consultant has identified more than $42 million in needs for Seekonk Public Schools. Dan Phillips of Colliers told the school committee Monday about the conditions of the four schools, how … more
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Seekonk School Committee Split on Budget
The Seekonk School Committee adopted the FY’24 budget of $36 million by a vote of 3 to 2. Chair Meaghan Mahoney, Noah Escaler, and Kyle Juckett voted in favor, with Kim Sluter and Emily Field … more
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Seekonk Mourns Former Selectman
Seekonk Mourns Former Selectman By Joe Siegel The Seekonk community is mourning the loss of former selectman Donald Kinniburgh. Kinniburgh, 76, passed away on April 21.  Born in … more
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Seekonk Fire Museum 2023 Monthly Opening dates: - 10 AM - Noon
• April 15• May 20• June 17• July 15• August 19• September: 16The Seekonk Fire Museum/Central Volunteer Fire Association: Fire Co. 3 - 2022 year in review:The museum … more
Why Are Address Signs Important?
Why are address signs important for residences in Seekonk? It essentially comes down to this: Can we find your home quickly? That’s all there is to it! Let’s take a look at an … more
Moms of Preschoolers (MOPS) Invite
Moms of Preschoolers (MOPS) can get a break on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of the month at Community Covenant Church (615 Tremont St, Rehoboth, MA) from 9:30-11:30am.Come and enjoy childcare for the … more
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Thank-You for A Successful 2023 Taste Of The Town
The Seekonk Lions Club, through our Charitable Trust, wishes to thank all who attended the 2023 Taste of the Town at the Team Works facility in Seekonk making it a huge success! We would like to … more
Kevin English shaves his head to raise money to fight childhood cancer.
Seekonk Firefighters Hold Shave-a-thon
This past weekend, Seekonk Firefighters Local 1931 held a St. Baldricks Shave-a-thon to raise money for the fight against childhood cancer. Nearly $7500 was raised with Evan Akers leading the … more
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Seekonk Selectmen Claim School Budget Was Not Cut
The FY’24 budget for the Seekonk Public Schools was not cut, according to the Board of Selectmen and Town Administrator. “Unlike the School Department, I am tasked with submitting a … more
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Introducing Chief Enos
Town and state officials, along with members of the Seekonk Police Department gathered Saturday for the installation of David Enos as Chief of Police.  “Over the years you have faced … more
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Kiwi is waiting to meet you at the Seekonk Animal Shelter.
Seekonk Animal Shelter
Kiwi is an adorable short haired, female, black tabby with beautiful white markings! She is approximately 3 - 4 years old. This sweet girl is missing a portion of her tail however, it does not affect … more
State Representative Steven S. Howitt
House Republicans fight to uphold the will of the voters on 62F, support $1.1 billion in tax relief for Massachusetts residents
Boston – State Representative Steven Howitt (R-Seekonk) and the members of the House Republican Caucus recently presented a united front as they attempted to preserve the will of the voters on … more
Seekonk Students Fight for Arts Funding
Teachers and students spoke in opposition to proposed cuts in arts funding for the new fiscal year at Monday’s school committee meeting. At least two art teacher positions at Seekonk High … more
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Seekonk Unveils $69 Million Budget
Voters at the Spring Town Meeting will be asked to approve a FY’24 budget of $69.1 million. That figure represents a 3.5 percent increase over the current fiscal year’s budget. … more
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Police Chief Installation Ceremony Set for April 15
The installation ceremony for Seekonk Police Chief David Enos will be held Saturday from 10 am to noon at the Public Safety Complex on Taunton Avenue. Enos, a 19 year member of the department … more
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