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When I was considering which candidate for city council in Ward 1, I knew that there is one clear choice. I want a candidate who will fight for public safety and be willing to set goals and not be rubber stamp. I am supporting Joe Lazzerini for city councilor. I first met Joe when he [...]

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December Highlights from the Audubon Society of Rhode Island
 
(October 29, 2009) – Search for owls out on the evening trails, bring the little ones for an owl story, or join an Audubon naturalist for a lecture about these amazing creatures. Whether you prefer to bundle up and head outside or stay cozy indoors, Audubon [...]

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October 27, 2009 – CENTRAL FALLS – Edna S. Poulin, a Democratic candidate for Ward 2 Central Falls City Council, said, “residents and business owners in Ward 2 need a vocal voice on the City Council.”  
She regularly attends City Council meetings and voices her concerns on the financial stability of the city and the decisions [...]

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(508) 699-7384  ~ FAX (508) 699-1325
 Lion’s Club Roast Beef Dinner – Sun., Nov. 8th 2:00.  Free.  Plainville Residents Only.  You must sign up in advance at the Senior Center.
Manicurist – Tues., Nov. 10th 9:30-12 by appointment, $10.
COA Board Meeting –Tues., Nov. 10th, at 10:00.  All welcome!  Positions available for new members.  Fill out an availability [...]

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GHOULISH FAMILY FUN LURKS FOR TRAVELERS OVER HALLOWEEN!  
Enjoy themed family friendly happenings, breath-taking autumn nature and stepping back in time with local heritage
Rhode Island’s historic Blackstone River Valley has it all for residents and visitors during the October 31-November 1 weekend.
Amongst the crisp autumn weather, experience safe and fun family Halloween activities, explore the hidden [...]

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Audubon Society of Rhode Island
Receives $143,000 Federal Grant:
Environmental Education for Urban Schools Initiative

United States Senator Jack Reed (D-RI) and Audubon Executive Director Lawrence Taft announce federal funding for Audubon’s Environmental Education for Urban Schools Initiative that allows children with limited economic resources to engage in comprehensive environmental-based science education programs.
Bristol/Smithfield – October [...]

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The United Regional Chamber of Commerce is proud to announce the recipients of its 2009 Person of the Year Award. Max and Marion Volterra have been named Persons of the Year. Active in a myriad of professional and civic endeavors, the husband and wife team are residents of Attleboro. The Volterras were nominated by multiple [...]

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Eighth grade students at St. John the Evangelist School in Attleboro have
started collecting pennies to help the less fortunate in the community.  The
penny collection will continue through the month of December.
Shown are eighth grade students counting pennies collected for the week.

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LEGAL ISSUES FOR BUSINESS
The Riverside Branch Library will present Legal Issues for Business on
Thursday, November 12th from 6:30p.m. – 8:00p.m.
Start a business the right way.  Learn the advantages and disadvantages of
setting up your business as a sole proprietorship, limited liability
company, corporation or non-profit organization.  If you are wondering how
to structure your new business or how [...]

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United Way of Greater Attleboro/Taunton celebrated its Annual Fall Classic golf tournament on Monday, October 5, 2009 at LeBaron Hills Country Club in Lakeville.

A beautiful fall day provided the backdrop as golfers enjoyed 18 holes at a premiere venue. The event began at noon as golfers teed off with a sense of pride to support [...]

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