Taunton, MA News

• Taunton, MA News
• Rogue Theatre Company's Divine Sister a Divine Hit with Audiences!
• SUMMER FUN AT APPLAUSE ACADEMY
• Jolly Jaunt Taunton
• ROGUE THEATRE COMPANY WILL LEAVE YOU ROLLING AT ROSELAND WITH FALL OFFERING OF FUDDY MEERS
• Back to School for Taunton - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Uno Chicago Grill TAUNTON
• 2011 SKYWARN Spotter Training
• Photos With Santa
• Mall Wide Trick or Treating!
• BANKER & BROKER NIGHTS
• BANKER & BROKER NIGHTS
• Conditions at Somerset High School may jeopardize accreditation
• Effects from City Hall fire continue to be felt by Taunton and mayor
• Taunton, Raynham drug bust nets 15
• Neighbor, childhood friend troubled by discovery at Second Ave. home in Taunton
• Backlash to new Middleboro selectmen policy expected
• Raynham teen suspected in machete robberies released on bail
• Taunton expert warns: alligators not cuddly pets, but dangerous reptiles
• High time to legalize marijuana?
• Construction on Route 6 in Somerset will reduce traffic in both directions
• Wind turbine builder TPI agrees to open Fall River facility
• Taunton's Bay Street BJ’s eyes expansion
• Freetown-Lakeville regional school lunch costs to increase 25 cents
• District Attorney investigates ‘suspicious death’ in Taunton
• Raynham's alleged ‘machete’ bandit arrested after West Bridgewater heist
• INSIDE TAUNTON: Jumping through hoops to update trash disposal facilities
• Taunton High School renovation is on schedule; four sections, or academic houses, will be ready by S
• The Dighton Elementary School summer program combines learning and fun
• Marijuana debate rages on in Brockton
• Taunton pipes will be flushed after water main break Friday night
• Log on to Dighton's new website
• Norton's own Miss Teen Massachusetts prepares for national pageant
• Building committee for new Somerset-Berkley Regional High School needs volunteers
• Patrick signs new law to curb ‘doctor shopping’
• One injured in bike crash
• Taunton Police Department's bike patrol getting notice in Whittenton area
• PARTY LINES: Political rivals assign blame for track closing
• District Attorney Sam Sutter’s program shows disabled kids a sea of opportunities
• Unique Taunton thrift store planning fall sale
• CHRISTIAN SPIRIT: Greater Taunton community looks for guidance at Church in the Park
• Crime watch meeting for Taunton's Whittenton area draws crowd
• After-school program for Taunton girls recruits new members for fall
• Alarm system upgrade for Taunton's City Hall in the plans
• Operation Homefront, Home Depot work together to help Taunton-based soldier
• A day of fun in Taunton for the whole family
• Family, friends ride to help Norton ATV accident victim
• Freetown, Lakeville to decide on committee member qualifications
• Congressmen Barney Frank and James McGovern maneuver to kill Hess LNG terminal in Fall River
• Repairs to Taunton's City Hall could take six months
• Bristol County DA's Office program shows kids with disabilities a sea of opportunities
• Norton man not injured seriously in motorcycle crash
• Fall River councilor caught in sex sting faces termination
• Open Meeting Law changes get murky reception with Massachusetts local officials
• Private sector employers add another 19,000 jobs in Massachusetts
• Verizon conducts FiOS field test in Taunton
• Pediatricians in Taunton fight childhood illiteracy
• Closure of Revere dog track worries racing, slot parlor supporters in Raynham and beyond
• New contract for Taunton school custodians light on pay increases
• Fire prompts heightened security at Taunton's City Hall
• Officials keeping quiet on investigation into origins of City Hall fire
• Fire damage to Taunton City Hall 'may not be as bad as it seems'
• Wayward pigeon returns home to Taunton
• Man launches food drive to aid Middleboro pantry
• WASTED YOUTH UPDATE: New law to curb ‘doctor shopping’
• Raynham plans information session on costs of breaking from regional school district
• Taunton City Hall to be closed for at least a month offical says
• Hill Street blues: Raynham selectmen question safety at intersection
• Shuttered Taunton school may be converted to police station
• Dighton man arrested on pair of warrants
• Man in Rehoboth high-speed cop chase pleads guilty
• Employees settle into Taunton's temporary municipal offices
• Bridgewater dismantles skate park
• EEE: Bridgewater residents requesting mosquito spraying
• Taunton City Hall: A municipal building with a storied past
• Taunton first-time children’s author aims to stir buzz about new book
• Lack of City Hall alarms a topic of concern among officials
• Court finds Taunton's Star Theater owner in contempt
• Police: Norton man arrested for stowing rifle at workplace
• Car theft story has happy ending for Taunton woman
• Former Taunton fire chief pens letter confronting City Council - again
• Amputee wrestler to teach Dighton’s Bristol Aggie students the meaning of adversity
• Taunton station's permit to sell gas revoked for code violations
• Middleboro casino-deal documents up for public inspection
• Raynham K-8 split study meeting set for Aug. 18
• Firefighters battle four-alarm blaze at Taunton City Hall; mayor calls fire 'suspicious'
• Fire at Taunton City Hall
• Bridgewater fire station committee to seek architectural study
• $70K in tools swiped from Taunton auto shop
• Organizers explore options after Taunton teen center forced to relocate
• Federal aid gives ‘incredible boost’ to Taunton nonprofits
• Massachusetts Gov. candidates debate Cape Wind
• Raynham not blocking Verizon cable service, company rep. says
• Post-flood road repairs in Raynham close to complete
• Mill Stores furniture outlet open on Route 44 in Raynham
• Councilor wants outside probe of Craigslist Killer death
• Environment contributes to EEE's persistence in southeastern Massachusetts
• Middleboro motorcycle crashes send seven to hospital
• Bridgewater man seriously injured in Jeep rollover
• INSIDE TAUNTON: New Pole School serves as 2nd chance to carry on city founder’s name with prid
• Lakeville teen recovers after serious bike accident
• Taunton area churches converge at Memorial Park to help those in need
• State announces year’s first human case of EEE
• THE NEXT STEP: Taunton's trash to energy facility comes to a crossroads
• Vehicle enthusiasts get ready for Berkley all-vehicle show
• PARTY LINES: Gov. Patrick calls for eight debates
• Number of obstacles in the way of Freetown connecting water, sewer lines with Fall River
• Pan-Mass Challenge hoping to exceed goal of raising $31 million
• Sutter gets Greater Taunton area kids on the tennis court at free clinic
• Taunton based non-profit makes safety a priority for Massachusetts K-9 cops
• Rehoboth larceny case investigation continues
• Rise in complaints brings back Taunton area crime watch meeting
• Gubernatorial candidate Baker praises business spirit of Fall River
• Memories stolen along with Taunton woman’s automobile
• Dighton man killed in Taunton motorcycle crash
• Tests show EEE still found inside aerial-spray zone
• Taunton High School alum’s new children’s book is dedicated to her late son
• Baker talks business with local entrepreneurs
• Sex sting on Taunton’s Harrison St. nets Dighton man
• Rehoboth vehicular homicide trial delayed until October
• Dough Raiser at Taunton’s Uno Aug. 18 to benefit the Liver Foundation
• Homeless man picked up on warrant in Taunton, resists arrest
• Norton High grad injured in Afghanistan in stable condition, ‘good spirits’
• Taunton High School alum’s new children’s book is dedicated to her late son
• Shooting victim’s family appeals to Taunton residents
• Businesswoman opens smoke shop off the Taunton Green
• Mother, son accused of Taunton shakedown arraigned
• Local woman makes sign language accessible at Bridgewater program
• Road repairs in Raynham near completion
• Raynham Middle School library on borrowed time?
• Campers learn about the small screen at Taunton Cable Access and Media summer program
• Taunton dealer gets jail time for cocaine trafficking
• Easton nurse arraigned on charges of assaulting a hospice patient
• Sparks fly after Bristol County sheriff's department staffing document leaked
• Freetown's Elm Street Bridge repair project faces another roadblock
• A flood of accolades for EMA director of the year
• Woman set to stand trial on charge of vehicular homicide in Rehoboth
• Wartime photo serves as bridge to the past for Taunton veteran, Vietnam native
• Wanted man arrested after making a break through Taunton laundromat
• Proper ID Part II: Another family on the block in Raynham
• In Afghanistan, aid workers' last moments
• Middleboro selectmen move to cut chatter
• Bridgewater murder victim always put others before herself, friends and colleagues say
• Deval Patrick calls for 8 debates with rivals
• Middleboro town officials against closing Wareham District Court
• Taunton fire captain, building superintendent have tense confrontation at Council meeting
• Taunton man’s 21st birthday ends in police chase
• Taunton man arrested for allegedly vandalizing in-law’s property
• Dog brings grieving Berkley family small measure of solace after boater’s death
• Valuable antiques stolen, destroyed in Taunton housebreak
• Rehoboth goat killing still under investigation by police, MSPCA
• Taunton couple charged with stealing purses at Raynham grocery store
• New Bedford woman runs to raise money, awareness for liver disease in honor of sister
• New name, same service for Taunton Bay State Gas
• A vinyl piece of Taunton High School history is found
• Lack of FiOS cable service in Raynham a company decision
• Freetown officials: Water sent from Fall River subpar
• Proper ID: Veteran Raynham cop at peace with sexual orientation
• Massachusetts casinos loom again after vote on federal aid
• Lack of FiOS cable service in Raynham a company decision
• Shopping spree turns up bargains, smiles for local kids at Taunton's Target store
• VIDEOS: Prosecutor says accused killer's note shows no remorse over slaying of retired teac
• Bridgewater authorities close skate park after years of problems
• Show of appreciation: Raynham teachers thank voters for Merrill School
• State police to implement Plymouth County sobriety checkpoint
• Weekend shark sighting in Westport has officials on alert
• VIDEO: Bizarre confession leads to murder charges in Bridgewater slaying
• Police: Middleboro motel melee resulted from longstanding feud
• Sheriff Hodgson suspends Brian Bigelow after Saturday morning arrest
• Former Randolph teacher found slain in Bridgewater remembered fondly
• Body of missing boater found; Berkley man went missing after Sunday night crash
• Search continues for Berkley boater in Taunton River crash; crews rescue dog
• Update: Murder charge in Bridgewater slaying
• Committee mulls new child care program at Taunton High School
• Taunton man set to stand trial for 2009 murder of Waltham woman
• Taunton man held on $10K in armed robbery at Rite Aid
• Sobriety checkpoint to be held in Plymouth County Aug. 12-13
• Outgoing Taunton fire captain blasts city for neglecting station
• Police recover body of missing Berkley boater off Fall River park shore
• Pan-Massachusetts rider from Raynham an inspiration
• Father of Raynham hero Jared Monti speaks to youth baseball players
• Taunton's Rogue Theater Company to present "Fund-de-Mental" Sept. 10-11
• Fundraiser for Rachael Henault Scholarship remembers a life cut short
• Hydrant use for filling Taunton pools leads to confusion
• Police say speed contributed to crash in Raynham
• INSIDE TAUNTON: Retirement announcements first of many to come
• Taunton ahead of the game in school nutrition
• Retired Taunton Marine Chick Rose gets special honor in Afghanistan
• Aerial mosquito spraying had “excellent kill rate,” EEE experts say
• Woman killed in Route 44 crash in Raynham
• Woman killed in crash on Route 44 in Raynham
• Taunton State among Mass. psychiatric hospitals to feel impact of budget cuts
• SWEETEST VICTORY: Cyclists set their sights on ending cancer
• Taunton library a drop-site for troop collection
• Freetown-Lakeville school district regionalization vote to be held
• EEE spraying not worrying Greater Taunton area farmers
• Out on bale: Hay harvesting tradition continues at Bridgewater prison
• DOC Lieutenant pleads guilty to theft
• Pan-Mass Challenge rolls through the Greater Taunton area
• Wildlife enthusiasts worry about impact of aerial spraying in southeastern Massachusetts on ecosyste
• Technology created by Taunton company saves police time by reading license barcodes
• Fundraiser offers family fun, fond memories of 7-year-old Taunton cancer victim
• Locals get back to basics at Rehoboth’s Agricultural Fair
• Taunton school superintendent exceeds expectations in first yearly evaluation
• Taunton residents band together to sue city
• EEE aerial spraying to sweep Taunton Friday night
• Sword-wielding robbery suspect still at large, Raynham police say
• Raynham Park employees wait and watch as expansion plans are put on hold
• Middleboro police investigating theft from pantry
• UPDATE: Aerial spraying partially complete, scheduled to conclude early Sunday
• Lawyer: DOC lieutenant from Berkley followed the rules
• Rehoboth Police investigate disemboweled goat found on ex-selectman’s lawn
• Norton High School and Massasoit graduate seriously injured in Afghanistan
• Cool heads lead to arrests in East Bridgewater housebreak
• AG's office to hold hearings on Open Meeting Law
• State Police may help hunt for sharks off SouthCoast beaches in Westport, Dartmouth and New Bedford
• DaCosta named new Taunton Rotary president
• UPDATE: EEE aerial spray map for the Greater Taunton area revised by state DPH
• AG’s Office: Berkley man, a DOC employee, accused of stealing state funds and equipment for pe
• Weather may again delay aerial spray for EEE on Thursday
• Neighbors unite against gas station in Taunton
• Massachusetts gambling bill fallout continues
• Raynham girl stands up to cancer
• Area farmers, environmentalists object to proposed EEE aerial spray treatment
• Diehard override opponent Harry Bailey joins the Bridgewater town council election fray
• Young readers spend the summer with Miss Cindy at Taunton library
• Taunton school superintendent’s office makes a move to new Pole
• Taunton school nurses plead to keep their jobs
• Emergency response made easier in Berkley
• DEP fines Bridgewater hazardous waste recycling plant
• Bridgewater Board of Health calls for state investigation of Whispering Wood
• UPDATE: Aerial insecticide spraying postponed
• Accused Easton child rapist held without bail
• Raynham store robbed by machete-wielding bandit
• PRESS RELEASE: Agricultural fair starts today
• Freetown residents, officials split on casino
• State education chief approves Somerset-Berkley union
• New state law aims to improve autism health-care coverage
• Aerial EEE spraying to begin at dusk Wednesday
• Taunton's BID proposal gets unanimous yes
• Taking Travis along for the ride at Memorial Scholarship Poker Run in Taunton
• DA netting young talent for free Taunton tennis clinic
• Pair recovering after Bridgewater motorcycle crash
• Pair arrested for OUI with kids in vehicle
• Matulis hopes 'Light the Way Walk' brings suicide prevention to forefront
• Gov. Patrick signs declaration to begin aerial spraying in wake of EEE threat
• Raynham officials urge precaution against EEE; support aerial spraying
• Former Easton church volunteer charged with child rape, again
• North Dighton Bible campers answer phone calls from God
• EEE: Full coverage of the threat and precautions taken to protect Greater Taunton
• Officials discuss pool safety in the wake of tragic twin deaths
• OPERATION RF DIESEL: Full coverage of the police campaign to fight Taunton’s drug addiction
• Bridgewater selectmen to award contract for Town Hall repairs
• Governor gambles against slot machines
• National Grid to conduct aerial surveys this week
• Silver City spotlight shines on Star Players
• State gets proactive with aerial spraying
• Taunton building superintendent emphasizes pool safety in wake of twin deaths
• Thousands send off 181st Infantry to Afghanistan; Taunton, North Dighton soldiers among those deploy
• Nine-year-old sister was watching Brockton twins before drowning
• Fall River mayor holding out hope for a casino compromise
• Patrick sends amended casino bill back to Legislature
• Bridgewater, Middleboro, Raynham among towns that will receive heaviest mosquito spraying
• NEW VIDEO: Neighbor recalls horrifying moments when twin Brockton girls were found in pool
• Freetown's Labor Day fireworks chances dim
• Average gas prices in Massachusetts drop by a hair
• Mass. lawmakers back sales tax holiday weekend
• Patrick refiling casino bill as blame game starts
• Freetown commission eyes park renovation
• Freetown commission eyes park renovation
• Man robs store in Freetown and makes off with cash
• Hopes fizzle for Labor Day fireworks in Freetown
• Hopewell School gets long-awaited playground
• Volunteers document decline in salt marsh grass along Taunton River
• Congressman Frank helps secure money for Taunton textile manufacturer
• INSIDE TAUNTON: Remembering a Taunton resident, unsung war hero
• Taunton area lawmakers fear loss of jobs if casino bill vetoed
• Taunton man soaks up sun and savings
• One chance to restore Taunton's Fairfax Gardens lost as grant slips away
• Some DeWert residents welcomed Taunton drug raids; others caught unaware
• Somerset body shop scraps second attempt at sales license; already revoked once by Rehoboth selectme
• Official wants Freetown sprayed for mosquitoes
• VIDEO: Neighbor recalls previous pool mishap as state probes Brockton family where twin girls drowne
• Taunton High Grad Receives Scholarship From First Citizens' Federal Credit Union
• Rogue Theatre Company to present Caroline Smith's Kitchen Witches
• Support a youth volunteer leader from Taunton!
• April Lehane Promoted to Dispatcher at Fallon Ambulance Service
• Danny and Griffin Brown Capture Junior Division Title at Massachusetts Father and Son Championship
• TAUNTON ANIMAL SHELTER, DOUGH RAISER AT UNOS!!
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• Babysitter Lessons and Safety Training In South Eastern Massachusetts (BLAST)
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