May 25, 2013
Town news
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Memorial Day Parade in Seekonk scheduled for tomorrow, Saturday has been cancelled due to the inclement weather expected. I thought you might want to put a note on the website. There's no rain date. more
SEEKONK - Selectmen weren't happy Wednesday with capital expenditures on the town meeting warrant. The spring town meeting will be held June 10 at Seekonk High School.To read more by the Attleboro … more
Seekonk selectmen will meet tonight to review and sign the warrant for the June 10 town meeting. Here is a look at some of the articles featured in the document.To read more by The Seekonk/Swansea … more
SEEKONK - Selectmen have given a 30-day extension so the Human Services staff can continue to address code violations at the Council on Aging on Pleasant Street.To read more by The Sun Chronicle … more
Seekonk DPW chief warns selectmen, citing high insurance ratesTo read more by The Attleboro Sun Chronicle click on the link … more
SEEKONK - Selectmen have given a 30-day extension so the Human Services staff can continue to address code violations at the Council on Aging on Pleasant Street.To read more by the Attleboro Sun … more
SEEKONK - Selectmen split 3-2 Wednesday on whether to vote on the length of the contract of Public Works Director Robert Lamoureux.To read more by The Attleboro Sun Chronicle click on the link … more
SEEKONK - Former Selectman William Rice has been appointed to serve as the town's representative to the Southeastern Regional Planning and Economic Development District.To read more by The Attleboro … more
Nelson Almeida Takes Over as Selectmen ChairmanNelson Almeida is the new Chairman of the Board of Selectmen. The board reorganized last month after the election. Selectman Gary Sagar was named vice … more
TV9 Seekonk, the town’s non-profit cable access company, has undergone a notable transformation over the past two years. The studio has been upgraded with new lighting and robotic cameras. A new … more
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