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- Sep 24, 2026
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Search for new Attleboro water superintendent ongoing (opens the original)
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ATTLEBORO â Attleboro is facing vacancies in two top utility posts, with the city still searching for a new water superintendent after a resignation last month and a wastewater superintendent after a January retirement. Mayor Cathleen DeSimone said Tuesday the city has begun reviewing resumes, but for now, Matt Crotty, who served as assistant water superintendent under former Water Superintendent Dennis Morton, is acting superintendent until the city finds a replacement.
Attleboro's Winter Festival canceled this year (opens the original)
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ATTLEBORO â The cityâs annual Winter Festival will not take place this winter for the first time since the pandemic because the city laid off the employee who organized the event, Mayor Cathleen DeSimone said. The free event typically takes place in February and features family-oriented activities such as pony rides, ice carving, a bonfire, hayrides, music, jugglers and stilt walkers, among other attractions.
Attleboro Enterprises gets $100,000 boost from state (opens the original)
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PLAINVILLE â Attleboro Enterprises has received another major boost for its new Plainville facility, with state Sens. Paul Feeney and Becca Rausch presenting a $100,000 state earmark Monday just days after the nonprofit received a $150,000 donation from Bristol County Savings Bank. Feeney and Rausch visited the site at 300 South St. as the nonprofit prepares to serve about 165 more youths and adults with intellectual disabilities.
City council to consider commission to maintain Attleboro war monuments (opens the original)
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ATTLEBORO â The city is considering creating a commission to maintain aging war monuments. Veterans Agent Ben Quelle told the city council at its most recent meeting that when the city was first exploring areas for the cityâs new Global War on Terror monument â which ultimately found its home at Capron Park, where it was erected in May â consultants looked at Veterans Memorial Common as a potential option.
Hope Gardens looks to build second housing complex in Attleboro (opens the original)
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ATTLEBORO â The developers of Hope Gardens, an affordable housing complex for older adults and people with disabilities on Park Street, want to expand by building another four-story, 60-unit complex nearby. The proposed Hope Gardens II would house people 62 and older. All units would be income-restricted, with two tiers: one categorized as low income, ranging from $47,100 to $53,820, and another as very low income, ranging from $23,550 to $26,910, according to the plan.
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