Former Patriots lineman on Bill Belichick: "He rarely smiles, but he does laugh."
Former Patriots lineman Matt Light was at Southeastern Regional in Easton Wednesday morning promoting his nonprofit, the Light Foundation. Light took time to mingle with some students and talk about the upcoming cornhole tournament at Gillette Stadium to support his foundation.
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Students in the cabinet and collision repair department constructed cornhole boards that will be auctioned off for Matt Light's charity.
Students at Southeastern Regional High School were paid a visit by former New England Patriots lineman Matt Light Wednesday morning. Light mingled with students and autographed sets of cornhole boards constructed by the cabinet and collision repair departments. The boards, when completed, will be auctioned off at Light's charity cornhole tournament at Gillette Stadium June 1 to benefit the Light Foundation. "This foundation emphasizes character building and accountability, which is the same thing we do," said Southeastern Collision repair instructor Robert Morin. Morin said the students had been working on the cornhole boards for about two weeks and they were slated to be completed by the tournament on June 1. Superintendent Luis Lopes …
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A robbery on Route 140 is the subject of today's "Wanted."
Each week, we'll feature a different outstanding criminal case from around the region. Information is courtesy of MassMostWanted.com. If you have any information regarding the case, contact your local police department. Robbery - Case No. 120696 December 11, 2012 Foxborough : Dunkin Dounts 30 Commercial Street Case Details: W/M, approx 5'7", med. build, brown hair, late 30s - early 40s: Entered the Dunkin Dounts on Rte 140 and approached the counter asking for a donut. Suspect lunged at register as clerk was ringing up item and wrestled money away from the clerk. Suspect then left the store on foot and was seen running to a nearby gas station and leaving the scene in a white pick up truck. Any information about the identity of suspect or …
Ten to 20 year plan would connect residents to town sewer line and regionalize wastewater treatment with Mansfield and Foxborough.
A plan to connect Norton residents to a town sewer line and regionalize wastewater treatment with Mansfield and Foxborough could cost about $38M. The majority of residents are currently using individual Title 5 septic systems while a smaller group is hooked up to the municipal wastewater system. The majority of the municipal wastewater that’s collected in Norton is sent to the Mansfield Wastewater Treatment Facility, which is actually located at the intersection of Crane and Hill Street in Norton. Some are connected to the Taunton Wastewater Treatment Facility. There is also a treatment plant at Norton Middle School, which Norton High and Yelle School were recently connected to. “The comprehensive plan is really looking at where other …
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Stephen A. Mudge Jr. also arrested for breaking and entering in Norton.
Stephen A. Mudge Jr., who was found in a Foxborough hotel room with explosives last week, pleaded not guilty and asked for a mental health evaluation in court Monday, according to Fox25 Boston. He was also arrested for breaking into a Norton home July 5. Mudge, 41, of Taunton, originally of Easton, appeared in Wrentham District Court Monday and pleaded not guilty to eight counts possession of a destructive or incendiary device after Foxborough Police found "homemade explosives" in Mudge's hotel room at Americas Best Value Inn on Route 1 Friday, acocrding to Foxborough Police detective Tom Kirrane. Kirrane said Friday's arrest was the result of a two-week investigation after Mudge was wanted for alleged break-ins in Norton, Easton and …
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Stephen Mudge also arrested for possession of bombs in Foxborough.
After an investigation by Detective Lieutenant Thomas Petersen Jr., Norton Police have charged Stephen Mudge, 41, of Broadway Street, Taunton, with breaking and entering in the daytime, malicious destruction of property and more than $250 in larceny. Mudge is the suspect of a house break at 111 Bay Road, Norton, that occurred on July 5. A resident at the home called police when she saw that the front door was kicked open. An arrest warrant was sought for Mudge after the investigation of that incident. Mudge was recently arrested on two warrants by Foxborough Police in their town as well for breaking and entering in Raynham and Easton after Foxborough Police set up surveillance at America’s Best Value Inn as part of a two-week …
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A theft at the Comfort Inn in Foxborough has police searching for a female suspect.
Each week, we'll feature a different outstanding criminal case from around the region. Information is courtesy of MassMostWanted.com. If you have any information regarding the case, contact your local police department. Theft - Case No. 120289 April 22, 2012 Foxboro : Comfort Inn 4 Fisher Street Case Details: When the evening manager left the reception area for a brief period of time, a white female wearing blue jeans and a blue hooded sweatshirt entered the hotel and jumped the counter. The female then went to the cash register and stole cash and left the hotel. The Foxboro Police are trying to identify the female in the pictures below. Any information please call the Foxboro Police Department at 508-543-1212- ext 264. If you have any …
A list of Chamber happenings in Norton, Foxborough and Mansfield.
Congratulations to the Town of Norton for making such terrific progress on its High School renovation project. The Tri Town Chamber board of directors greatly appreciated Greg Smolley from JCJ Architecture and Tom O’Neill from project management company Pinck and Company stopping by to provide an update on the project. Norton continues the tradition of celebrating its status as one of the oldest communities in the state. Building upon last year’s Tricentennial, the town is slated to celebrate Founders Day by way of a picnic and fireworks on Saturday, June 23. Chamber Ambassador and Nortonian Bill Lippincott from Merrill Lynch is once again taking a lead role in organizing the event. Two weeks prior to Norton’s event, the town of Foxborough…
The Lancers are now 1-1 after losing 4-1 to the Warriors.
This time last year, the Norton Lancers had no problem putting away the Foxborough Warriors boys' tennis team with a 4-1 victory against their foe out of the Hockomock League. A year later, the tables have turned as the Warriors beat the Lancers 4-1 behind an impressive performance by their singles players. Things looked rough from the beginning for the Lancers after first singles player P.J. Levesque was forced to play with a broken racket against Foxborough's Wes Young. After falling 2-6 to Young, Levesque almost rallied back in the second set but couldn't get past Young, losing 4-6. "If PJ's racket didn't break, I think it would of been a different story. But he played hard and the other kid was very good," Norton coach Eric Bradford …
According to published reports, the Mashpee Wampanoag tribe is looking at developing a casino in Taunton. Foxborough, Plainville and East Boston have also been mentioned as possible sites in Eastern Massachusetts.
