Max Bowen

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The North Attleborough Cultural Council will launch the Summer Concert Series with the debut of the North Attleborough Town Band. The Cultural Council will host the first concert of the summer season on Thursday, July 3, in celebration of Independence Day. This special event will feature the inaugural performance of the North Attleborough Town Band.

2 days ago | northstarreporter.com | Max Bowen

By Samantha McCarthy—For the North Star ReporterThe North Attleborough Farmers Market started its season Wednesday, June 4, bringing locals together to support small businesses and strengthen the community. With music provided by Bob K Sound and a performance from The Unlikely Strummers, a ukulele band, attendees were able to enjoy both the excitement of vendors and live music. This year’s market features a weekly scavenger hunt—a search for the market’s new mascot, Bertha the Beet.

3 days ago | northstarreporter.com | Max Bowen

By Sadie BarendWelcome back to the latest edition of Life After North! High school graduation season is in full swing, and that means one thing: family arguments. Graduation is a time to celebrate four years of learning how to use ChatGPT, but often this achievement is overshadowed by high emotions, such as your mom destroying a box of Kleenex. To avoid chaos, I have curated a survival guide for all high school graduations, made for students and parents.

3 days ago | northstarreporter.com | Max Bowen

Come meet Domino! He is a 4-year-old neutered male who is up to date with shots and microchipped. Domino, along with three of his feline friends, were shoved into a carrier and dumped in North Attleborough. But luckily, a group of kids found them and brought them to the shelter. This boy is sweet, loving and looking to find his new family to give him all the attention he deserves.

3 days ago | northstarreporter.com | Max Bowen

The following is an excerpt from the North Attleborough Police Logs of May 23 – June 1. The complete log is available at the police station. Friday, May 237:04 a.m. Vandalism on East Street was reported. 9:05 a.m. Police received a report of assault and battery on South Washington Street. 12:18 p.m. A road hazard on Robert Toner Boulevard was reported. 2:17 p.m. Police responded to a hit and run accident on Robert Toner Boulevard. 3:31 p.m. An assault on Division Street was reported.