Attleboro Morning Brief, Oct. 22: Solar tax deal could reshape city revenue
Attleboro officials are weighing a new solar tax deal that could reshape the city's revenue outlook.
Attleboro officials are weighing a new solar tax deal that could reshape the city's revenue outlook.
The city completed its fiscal 2027 property reassessment, with average value changes of 3 percent, and opened a public disclosure period for taxpayers to review their new assessments.
Nine-year-old Attleboro boy will compete in world Muay Thai championship in Greece. From our own coverage: City opens week-long window to review new property values; Hydrant tests set for South Attleboro streets Thursday.
The Town of Attleboro announced hydrant flow tests for Oct. 22 at 10 a.m. on Washington and Curtis streets in South Attleboro, which may temporarily discolor nearby water.
The City of Attleboro has completed its fiscal 2027 property reassessment, with average value changes of 3%, and is holding a public disclosure period from Oct. 20 to Oct. 26 for taxpayers to review their new assessments.
City of Attleboro notifies residents of data breach exposing Social Security and financial information. From our own coverage: City opens review window for new property values; City discloses data breach exposing resident information.
One Attleboro obituary notice is reported this week: Ripley, Richard E., a life-long Attleboro resident and Attleboro High School graduate who died Thursday, September 17, 2026.
A new pumpkin-smashing fall tradition is coming to Attleboro this autumn season.
Attleboro Public Library's Monthly Hackathon, a software writing and learning meetup for adults, runs Monday, October 19 from 6 to 8 p.m. in the Tech Lab. From our own coverage: Library hosts monthly hackathon Monday night.
Attleboro Public Library plans second annual Harmony Fiesta at Capron Park this Saturday.