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North Attleboro hits pause on use of automatic license plate reader cameras (opens the original)
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NORTH ATTLEBORO â The town is temporarily halting the use of automatic license plate reader cameras, including Flock cameras, following a lengthy public hearing on the technology Monday night. Town council members voted 8-0 to pause the collection and storage of data from any town-contracted automatic license plate reader cameras until the state Legislature comes up with statewide guidelines for the cameras. The issue was also referred to the town councilâs bylaw study committee.
Attleboro area recovers from nor'easter (opens the original)
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The Attleboro area endured this weekend and Mondayâs lingering norâeaster fairly well, but there were numerous trees and branches blown down and power failures impacting several hundred homes and businesses that have since had their electricity restored. Winds Friday night and Saturday topped 40 mph in area communities, and heavy rain fell at times Saturday, Sunday and into Monday, totaling around 4 inches in spots.
Krafts plan service dog facility for veterans in Foxboro (opens the original)
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FOXBORO -- Rescue dogs will soon be trained in town to help veterans through a new program planned by the Kraft family and the New England Patriots Foundation. In an application to Foxboro, the Kraft Group said the family and the foundation want to improve the lives of veterans and rescue dogs through service dog training, placement and related support services. The program is intended to support veterans, active-duty military personnel and those transitioning from military service by promoting
North Attleboro pauses new Flock camera installations amid privacy concerns (opens the original)
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NORTH ATTLEBORO â North Attleboro is pausing new Flock camera installations and reducing how long license plate reader data is kept as officials respond to growing concerns about privacy, transparency and oversight. Flock cameras, also known as automated license plate readers, have sparked controversy nationwide because they collect and store data on vehiclesâ movements, raising concerns about privacy, government surveillance and how the information may be shared or used. Supporters say the
Sept. 11, 25 years on: In North Attleboro, students lead remembrance (opens the original)
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NORTH ATTLEBORO â Local students were not even born when Sept. 11 happened, but they played a prominent role in Fridayâs 25th anniversary ceremony, as did a resident who was at Ground Zero when the terrorist attacks took place. Hundreds of students stood on Beaupre Field at the high school for the ceremony, which featured guest speaker Glenn Carrano, a retired U.S. Coast Guard official, and was attended by town officials, local police and firefighters, veterans, residents, construction worke
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