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Freetown-Lakeville librarian attains 'Super' status
Like many school librarians, Laurie Belanger does a whole lot more than check out books.
State focusing on Sagamore saga
The state's top transportation official may get a first-hand look next week at traffic delays caused by Sagamore Bridge work.
Looming state cuts threaten Freetown-Lakeville schools budget
Administrators at the Freetown-Lakeville Regional School District may be forced to deal with a possible $235,000 budget cut due to a reduction in state aid - a change that could mean layoffs, said schools Superintendent John E. McCarthy.
May C. Simmons, aged 75 years, of Lakeville, passed away peacefully on November 2, 2009, close to her family at Jordan Hospital, Plymouth, after a brief illness.
a Flame for Freetown-Lakeville education
You can fan the FLAME of education - plus enjoy a fun night out at a "Pig Roast and Night of Friends." FLAME, an acronym for Freetown Lakeville Achieve Motivate and Excel, is a scholarship program benefitting students graduating from Apponequet Regional High School.
Lakeville chief pursued in 2006 chase, described as 'prank'
Police Chief Mark J. Sorel fled from his own officers in a high-speed chase three years ago, refusing to stop his private vehicle in what was described as a "prank," according to the officer who pursued him and a Freetown Police Department e-mail. Details about the chase came to light as the officer who pursued Sorel prepared to contest his ...
Early childhood center taking applications
The Freetown-Lakeville Early Childhood Center is currently accepting applications for 3- and 4-year-old role model students for the 2010-11 school year.
Ocean Spray a 'godsend' for Rogersville
Bertrand LeBlanc admits the more he thinks about what the presence of cranberry giant Ocean Spray will mean to his community, the more excited he gets.
Apponequet seeks 'The Best,' and that's easy
It's time to go shopping in the memory aisles of my mind. My alma mater, Apponequet Regional High School, is turning 50.
Swine flu already hitting area schools
Absenteeism is approaching 20 percent at one Wareham elementary school, the number of sick students is creeping up at Freetown and Lakeville schools, and a New Bedford youngster was diagnosed with H1N1 - all signs of a growing swine flu presence in SouthCoast.
Alumni invited to submit 'Best of Apponequet' memories
Whether you had the time of your life or counted the days until graduation, everybody remembers something from high school.
Several swarm Lakeville clinic for H1NI vaccine
Parents rushed to get their children the H1N1 vaccine when a local clinic opened this week.
List of local businesses with small business loans financed by the federal stimulus
Description: To assist small business concerns by providing long term financing through the sale of debentures to the private sector.
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.
A hate message appears at a golf course near Boston as President Barack Obama confirms plans to visit the city at the end of the month.
Police probe swastika, Obama's name carved into green at Lakeville Country Club
Vandals carved a hate-filled message on the 18th green at Lakeville CC Police are investigating as a hate crime the carving of a swastika and President Obama's name on the 18th green of a Lakeville, MA, golf course.
Swastika beside Obama name on golf course probed by Secret Service
The Secret Service is investigating after a swastika was found carved into the green on a Massachusetts golf course, next to President Barack Obama's name.
Freetown-Lakeville Middle School students run for fun
Every day at Freetown-Lakeville Middle School, 300 students eat a quick lunch and sprint out the door to take part in Fun Runners, a group that walks or jogs the nearby high school track with the goal of improving their physical fitness.
"Ours is an innovation economy and an innovation economy depends on educated people." - UMass President Jack Wilson on the critical need to train today's students for careers in science, technology, engineering and math.