Plans to construct a fire station in the south end of Seekonk remain on hold following a discussion at the March 12 Select Board meeting. Gary Sagar, a former selectman, urged the Board to …
Six new firefighters were sworn in at Wednesday’s Select Board meeting. They include: David McGovern, Samuel Dejong-Ewing, Jonathan McNamara, Joshua Helton, Alex Bak, and Brandon Botelho.
Seekonk Public Schools are working to put their FY’26 budget together amid financial challenges. The initial level service budget projection was a 6.5 percent increase, Superintendent …
There are three candidates running for two open seats on the Seekonk School Committee. Incumbent Emily Field faces challengers Bob Gerardi and Michael Novinson. Profiles are below. Emily Field …
“For over 50 years, Saint Margaret School has been providing an inspiring Catholic education to children in grades Pre-K through Grade 8. We have earned a strong reputation for excellence in the …
As part of our ongoing efforts to keep the community informed ahead of the Annual Town Election on April 7, the Town of Seekonk is providing the following details regarding a Proposition 2 ½ …
Doorways would like to thank our supporters, in Seekonk and beyond, for their generous support of our mission to serve the less fortunate among our friends and neighbors. The community response to …
The Seekonk Police Department expanded its ranks Wednesday with the swearing in of six new officers. They are: Jacob Cuoco Sean Feeney Michaela Healy Paul Riccio …
Boston – State Representative Steven S. Howitt (R-Seekonk) continues to oppose providing additional funding to the state’s emergency assistance shelter system, saying a newly-enacted …
Boston – State Representative Steven S. Howitt (R-Seekonk) continues to push for reforms to the internal rules governing the Massachusetts House of Representatives and Senate, saying …
The Seekonk Recycling Committee would like to remind residents of all the great recycling and sustainability programs and resources we have available in town: Earth Month Activities The Recycling …
Seekonk Town Administrator Shawn Cadime has published the town’s first monthly newsletter. One story is about the budget season: “In Seekonk’s case, the town is facing significant …
There are three candidates running for two open three year seats on the Seekonk School Committee in the April 7 town election. Incumbent Emily Field will face opponents Michael Novinson and …
Town Administrator Shawn Cadime has signed a new contract which will keep him in his position until 2028. Cadime has been employed by the town for 11 years. Cadime had previously served as Fall …
Joins with House Republican colleagues to call for more transparency and accountability Boston – State Representative Steven S. Howitt (R-Seekonk) continues to advocate for meaningful reforms …
Plans for a town-wide building infrastructure committee have fallen apart. Last month, the Select Board and the School Committee met for the purpose of establishing a five member ad hoc …
HAPPY NEW YEAR! We hope everyone had a wonderful Holiday Season and wish you all a healthy, and happy new year. Don’t forget your Sweetheart on Valentine’s Day Friday, February 14, 2025. …
The Seekonk Recycling Committee would like to remind residents of all the great recycling and sustainability programs and resources we have available in town: Seekonk DPW Offices (871 Taunton Ave) …
Purchase a bag at Stop & Shop on Highland Ave anytime in February and $1.00 will be donated to Seekonk Conservation Land Trust. REDUCE- REUSE - RECYCLE www.SeekonkLandTrust.org
The Seekonk Cultural Council, have announced the award of 19 grants totaling over $10,000, for cultural programs in Seekonk. A complete list of recipients and grant amounts can be found below. Look …
Visit the Rock E P Senior Center, 610 Waterman Ave., on Wed., Feb. 19, between 10:30 am -12:30 pm. to submit names to (and to view names on a paper print out of) the virtual EP Military Service Honor …
There will soon be a five member ad hoc committee to make recommendations on repairs to town buildings, including schools. One member will be from the Select Board, one from the school …
A new Department of Public Works (DPW) facility is a high priority, according to Seekonk town officials. Following the rejection of the $40 million project at last fall’s town meeting, the …
On December 22, Lucky’s Pub in East Providence held their 3rd annual “Celebrity Bartender” fundraising event to raise money for food pantries in East Providence and Seekonk. It was …
The Seekonk Little League presented a check for $750.00 to the Doorways Food Pantry to help our neighbors who are struggling to deal with the high cost of groceries. The number of families seeking …
