Plainville NewsMilitary news items usually come directly from the military. Other items may be submitted to the Sun Chronicle at news@thesunchronicle.com or through our Community Web Writers page at www.thesunchronicle.com/cww More of this storyWe welcome your signed letters of thanks. Letters should be signed not exceed 350 words and may be edited for length or clarity. Mail to The Sun Chronicle, PO Box 600, Attleboro, MA, 02703, fax to 508-236-0462 or e-mail news@thesunchronicle.com More of this storyKP peer leaders, SADD tackle substance abuse The King Philip Regional High School's Peer Leadership Club is back. The club focuses on providing a good example for peers and younger children in local elementary schools. Members are educating their community about substance abuse and how cool it is to be clean. More of this storyBikers deliver turkeys to Plainville pantry SUN CHRONICLE STAFF 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 storyIn less than a two-mile drive along Route 152, a motorist can pass through two of the state's most dangerous intersections, according to a state report. More of this storyKitchen fire damages home in Plainville PLAINVILLE - Firefighters say a Plainville woman's quick thinking may have saved her and her children when a blaze broke out Thursday at their Broad Street home. More of this storyPlainville's Toys for Tots drop-off changes SUN CHRONICLE STAFF 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 storyPlainville seniors can get books delivered to home SUN CHRONICLE STAFF More of this storyPLAINVILLE - When clothing designer and women's wear buyer Diane Precourt opened her small retail store two years ago, she wanted to use her business to help women fleeing the horror of domestic abuse. More of this storyCities and towns around the area have been given a reprieve as the state has extended the deadline for employees taking an online ethics course, but some area officials said tweaks are still needed for the program. More of this storyArea communities plan Veterans Day salutes Attleboro More of this storyPLAINVILLE - A Brockton man was held on $10,000 bail Friday after he allegedly kidnapped and robbed a 16-year-old Plainville boy Tuesday night. More of this storyLocal couple's son escapes carnage PLAINVILLE - A local couple is counting their blessings today while joining the grief of those who lost loved ones in the carnage at a Texas Army post. More of this storyPlainville residents getting street lights turned back on by paying out of pocket PLAINVILLE - When town officials were deliberating on which street lights to turn off to save money and balance the town budget, Selectwoman Andrea Soucy suggested citizens adopt a light in their neighborhood to keep some on. More of this storyPlainville seniors can get books delivered SUN CHRONICLE STAFF More of this storyWind drives branch through windshield PLAINVILLE - Saturday's high winds may have caused an unusual accident on East Bacon Street, where a tree branch fell through a car's windshield, luckily leaving no one injured. More of this storyThree hurt in Plainville crash PLAINVILLE - Three people suffered minor injuries in a two-car accident at the intersection of routes 1 and 152 Saturday afternoon. More of this storyPlainville arrests suspect in rash of car, house breaks PLAINVILLE - Police have arrested a resident they suspect had his hand in at least some of the numerous breaks into homes and vehicles in the east side of town over the past several months. More of this storyPLAINVILLE - When Plainridge Racecourse President Gary Piontkowski testifies before a legislative committee considering legalizing gambling today, he says he will try to dispel several "myths" surrounding the issue. More of this storyWant a kitten? Check out Plainville Meow-a-Thon SUN CHRONICLE STAFF More of this story |