Residents who live near the site of a proposed large warehouse at the former Family Funway location on Route 1 are up in arms over increased truck traffic they fear the warehouse would bring.
A 22-year-old man was taken to a Boston hospital this past week after his SUV struck a tree head-on at Cocasset Street and Cannon Forge Drive.
School administrators are placing renewed emphasis on English/Language Arts (ELA) instruction in Foxboro classrooms based on the findings of a…
With the clock ticking on an ambitious overhaul of the north end zone at Gillette Stadium, construction planners are switching to a hurry-up o…
The former executive director of the Marilyn Rodman Performing Arts Center has been placed on pre-trial probation for six months for an allege…
Foxboro school music director Cami Tedoldi and high school band director Aaron Bush have both been named among 207 quarter-finalists for the a…
A domestic assault suspect apprehended after jumping off a second-floor balcony of an apartment before being stopped in a car chase with polic…
Firefighters and construction workers last week rescued an injured steel worker trapped 40-feet high on a narrow steel beam at Gillette Stadium.
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Alice L. (Engley) Noonan, 88, passed away peacefully surrounded by her family on Tuesday, June 21, 2022.
Gerard J. “Jerry” Varnum Sr., age 81, of Foxboro, formerly of Brookline, passed away at home surrounded by family on June 19.
Gail Josephine (Landry) Orlando, age 78, passed away at her home in Foxboro on June 20, 2022 surrounded by her loving family. She was the daughter of the late Arthur and Leceta (Allard) Landry.
Every so often at my kids’ elementary school, there’s an opportunity to sign them up for a six-session after-school basketball clinic that would teach dribbling, passing and shooting.
After 34 years serving Foxboro and the surrounding communities, Dr. Joseph Horan is retiring from family practice on May 25, 2022. A
