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There were bras covered with leaves, bras adorned with sequins and even a bra enhancing a Christmas wreath.
Donations sought for holiday food assistance
As the days get shorter and the busy holiday season approaches, the Freetown Senior Center has a request for early shoppers.
Gary Moniz, 52, of Freetown, passed away Wednesday, October 21, 2009, at home after a long illness.
Wind turbine dealer misses restitution deadline
Former state Rep. Mark Howland, owner of a Freetown-based wind turbine company that was shut down for misleading consumers, has failed to pay nearly $500,000 in restitution to the state Attorney General's Office.
Creeden speaks at Kurn Hattin's annual conference
Kevin Creeden engaged over 250 attendees on The Impact of Trauma on Attachment at Kurn Hattin's Annual Conference on Oct.
"There is not one piece of Assawompset that is not under incredible strain. ... The fire in front of me gets put out with a hose; meanwhile, a bonfire is going on, and as soon as that gets put out, there are three more behind me.
Local clergy launch anti-violence effort
The faith community took to the pulpit at Greater New Bedford churches Sunday to speak out against gun violence, urging parishioners to exercise patience and understanding, not retaliation.
Freetown fire sends one firefighter to the hospital
A house fire Sunday evening caused an estimated $150,000 worth of damage and sent one firefighter to the hospital with exhaustion, Freetown Fire & Rescue reported.
I am so excited that Market Basket has decided to locate in New Bedford! I frequent Market Basket in Raynham because I work in that area.
Tails aren't waggin' as spay wagon tackles first feral cat colony
A high-pitched meow came from one of the 16 blanket-covered cages sitting on the floor of the town barn.
Brian M. Ricker, of Freetown , died suddenly at his home on Friday, Sept. 11, 2009, at the age of 48.
CROFFUT: of New Bedford, Wednesday, Sept. 9, 2009, Don W., 70. Husband of Veronica Croffut.
Animal Rescue League to help with feral cat problem in Freetown
Beginning next month, the Animal Rescue League of Boston will implement a spay/neuter program aimed at curbing the feral cat problem in several parts of town.
DEP to ramp up EEE testing in light of latest positive sample, teeming mosquito population
The state DPH makes the following recommendations for avoiding mosquito bites: Reschedule outdoor activities that take place during peak mosquito-biting hours, from dusk until dawn.
EEE testing ramped up in light of latest sample
A second bird-biting mosquito sample from East Freetown has tested positive for eastern equine encephalitis, signaling that the virus is likely to spread to human-biting mosquitoes within a matter of days or weeks, said Wayne Andrews, superintendent of the Bristol County Mosquito Control Project.
Freetown mosquito sample tests positive for EEE
The mortality rate from eastern equine encephalitis is approximately one-third, making it one of the most deadly mosquito-borne diseases in the United States.
Giving-back vacation for Freetown teen
On a recent vacation with her family, 14-year-old Hayley Morais did a lot more than simply sit by the pool and relax.
Thoughts are with veterans during poker run, pig roast
Ed Vickery, a veteran and beloved town resident who died two years ago, must have smiled down at the 200 people who turned out to support the third annual Freetown Memorial Park Fundraiser Motorcycle Poker Run and Pig Roast on Sunday.
Parish totals announced for 2009 Catholic Charities Appeal
Catholic Charities Appeal officials have released final totals for the 2009 Appeal for the 91 parishes of the Fall River Diocese.
Feral cat problem prompts trapping plans in Freetown
Colonies of 50 to 60 feral cats are overrunning neighborhoods in East Freetown and Assonet, tearing up gardens and using residents' yards as litter boxes.