Foxboro NewsSgt. Michael P. Johns More of this storyFoxboro Garden Club says thanks More of this storyFoxboro officials take bite out of tax FOXBORO - Selectmen Tuesday decided to put off their second bite at passing a meals tax until May. More of this storyFOXBORO - The New England Patriots had to win Sunday's divisional game against the New York Jets. More of this storyThe holidays are fast approaching, and, in keeping with a longtime tradition shared by the connecting communities of The Sun Chronicle readership area, so is holiday spirit. And, that means plenty of local opportunities to enjoy the more pleasant side of it all - from old-fashioned Christmas caroling to tree-lightings to parades. Below are some of those opportunities planned in the area: More of this storyNot even Pats traffic can slow shoppers FOXBORO - When her friends heard she was going shopping at Patriot Place on Sunday, Stacey David said they called her "crazy." More of this storyFoxboro schools get first flu shots FOXBORO - With the arrival of the first, small batches of H1N1 swine flu vaccine, the Foxboro schools are taking steps to protect the most vulnerable students. More of this storyFoxboro teen faces charges in fatal crash FOXBORO - A Foxboro teen was charged Friday with drunk driving, death resulting, after a passenger in his car was killed in an early morning crash on Route 10 in Cranston. More of this storyFOXBORO - New York and Boston. Oil and water. More of this storyFOXBORO - Parents of children in the Burrell School district received a letter this week warning about a suspicious, older white male reported in the Windsor Drive area last weekend, Police Chief Edward O'Leary said. More of this storyChamber honors Attleboro couple's contributions FOXBORO - A dedicated Attleboro couple and a new North Attleboro business were recognized Thursday night at the annual meeting of the United Regional Chamber of Commerce. More of this storyInteractive video games coming to Patriot Place FOXBORO - Patriot Place is getting into the international spy game - and maybe a little wet. More of this storyFOXBORO - School Superintendent Christopher Martes this week outlined a tentative plan to help the town make up the school-side share of an estimated $537,000 deficit in this year's town budget. More of this storyKey decision due on Foxboro bridge FOXBORO - Plans pushed by the Kraft Group and backed by the town for construction of a pedestrian bridge across Route 1 with $9 million in federal stimulus money head for a key vote today, when the Boston-area Metropolitan Planning Organization decides whether to include the project in its Transportation Improvement Plan for the use of federal dollars. More of this storyProbe clears Foxboro bus driver FOXBORO - A Foxboro school bus driver did no wrong, and the driver's judgment was sound in dropping off a 10-year-old middle school student at the assigned late-bus stop about a quarter-mile from home, Superintendent Christopher Martes concluded after investigating a parent's negligence and child endangerment complaint. More of this storyBurn up calories at Foxboro YMCA The Invensys Foxboro Hockomock Area YMCA's annual "Extra HELP-ings Walk" will be held from 9 to 10 a.m. Thanksgiving morning. Sharon Lynch will lead a fitness walk around Foxboro. Members and nonmembers are encouraged to bring a boxed dry good, to be donated to the Foxboro Food Pantry. More of this storyAs a Patriots season-ticket holder for 37 years, Cliff Danue of Attleboro remembers the days long before Bill Belichick was coach when the team was so bad he had trouble giving away tickets. More of this storyThanksgiving is a time to enjoy the company of friends and family as well as the special traditional meal that Americans have looked forward to for almost 400 years. More of this storyFOXBORO - Developers of the Chestnut Green project want to change part of the plan by constructing 26 small single-family houses instead of 28 age-restricted units in seven multi-family buildings. More of this storyHenry Labonte may have seen the future of the American road. More of this storyFOXBORO - State and local police are reminding motorists to wear their seat belts. More of this storyOnce a player, always involved When the Hockomock Area YMCA honors Steve Grogan for his community service in Foxboro Tuesday night, his parents could come up in the conversation. More of this storyFew details released about Foxboro crash FOXBORO - Police released few details Wednesday about the three-vehicle crash that sent four teenagers and another person to area hospitals. More of this storyVoters get another shot at meals tax FOXBORO - How many times must the taxpayers say "no" before town leaders interpret the word to mean no? More of this storyPair arrested in Foxboro will face drug charges FOXBORO - Two persons allegedly involved in heroin trafficking in town were arrested Saturday following an ongoing investigation by the Foxboro police and the Norfolk County Police Anti-Crime Task Force (NORPAC). More of this storyFoxboro honors four for Cadet Nurse Corps service SUN CHRONICLE STAFF More of this storyFoxboro schools will probe bus complaint FOXBORO - A Foxboro school bus driver has been suspended with pay, pending an investigation into a complaint she dropped off a 10-year-old middle school student on busy Central Street a quarter-mile from the girl's home. More of this storyThe Foxboro High School jazz groups will present their Fall Jazz Fest, featuring Foxboro native Jeff Richardi as the guest artist, at 7 tonight, Nov. 12, in the high school auditorium. Tickets are $6 for adults, $3 for students and seniors, and children 12 and under free when accompanied by an adult. More of this storyFOXBORO - Four teenagers were seriously injured in a three-vehicle accident late Tuesday night on Route 140. More of this storyFOXBORO - A Connecticut woman was killed and an elderly man seriously injured Monday afternoon when their vehicle rolled over on Interstate 495 North. More of this storyFOXBORO - Ever since he was in the second grade, Martez Lewis has been a die-hard New England Patriots fan. That's nothing unusual for a kid from New England, or, perhaps, one from elsewhere with an older family member who is a fan. More of this storyFOXBORO - It was a perfect day for New England Patriots fans. More of this storyFoxboro gets new license, home for cable television FOXBORO - Foxboro Cable Access will be allowed to remain in its East Belcher Road home until March 1 under Comcast's 10-year cable license, which took effect recently with selectmen's approval. More of this storyFoxboro to pay tribute to pair FOXBORO - On Veterans Day, as tribute is paid nationwide to veterans of all wars, the town of Foxboro also will pay a long-overdue tribute to two special "veterans," according to town historian Jack Authelet. More of this storyArea communities plan Veterans Day salutes Attleboro More of this storyResidents in communities across the country will turn out to celebrate Veterans Day on Wednesday, Nov. 11, but not enough of them, according to Jack Authelet, Foxboro's town historian. More of this storyQuestions keeping zoning off Foxboro meeting warrant FOXBORO - A barrage of questions about the effects a Route 1 re-zoning proposal would have on traffic, development and tax revenue has convinced the zoning bylaw review committee to pull the article from the Dec. 14 town meeting warrant. More of this storyFOXBORO - A Foxboro High School honors graduate has joined her father in urging school officials to consider that police drug sweeps, even if legal, may have ill effects on hundreds of innocent students. More of this storyPolice detail battle looms at Pats' game FOXBORO - When the New England Patriots battle the Miami Dolphins in a National Football League showdown Sunday, two entrenched forces will also collide off the field. More of this storyThe Foxboro High School jazz groups will present their Fall Jazz Fest, featuring Foxboro native Jeff Richardi as the guest artist, at 7 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 12 in the high school auditorium. Tickets are $6 for adults, $3 for students and seniors, children 12 and under free when accompanied by an adult. More of this storyFormer NFL offensive lineman Joe Andruzzi is becoming as well-known for his off-the-field efforts as he is for his on-field prowess, which helped garner three Super Bowl wins for the New England Patriots. More of this storyGrand jury indicts convicted drug dealers FOXBORO - Two convicted drug dealers arrested in March on drug distribution charges in an undercover narcotics investigation have been indicted by a Norfolk County grand jury. More of this storyFOXBORO - If a popular Web site's driving directions to Gillette Stadium were true, Foxboro residents who live on Patriot Circle would have free, front row seats to every New England Patriots game. More of this storyCommute gets shorter for Foxboro fire chief FOXBORO - Fire Chief Roger Hatfield said he and his family plan to lease a home in Seekonk as of Jan. 1. More of this storyFoxboro explains MCAS results plainly FOXBORO - Acknowledging the complexity of MCAS scores and interpretations, Assistant Superintendent Debra Spinelli has summarized some observations in plain English. More of this storyCoyotes will be focus of Foxboro presentation FOXBORO - Increasing calls about coyotes in Foxboro and Norfolk has prompted a Nov. 30 presentation about the wild canines. More of this storyEight Foxboro High School students were suspended Friday following the second of two police drug sweeps at area high schools. More of this storyNew bite at meals tax for Foxboro FOXBORO - A special town meeting, rescheduled for Dec. 14 instead of late November, will contain at least one article with a familiar flavor. More of this storyFOXBORO - Selectmen are locked in a battle with the Kraft Group over the number of police details needed to safely run a major stadium event. More of this story |