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'Science of Sports' Science Fair Coming to Gillette Stadium this Weekend
Science fair begins at 9:30 a.m. Sunday in the Putnam Club East of Gillette Stadium.

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Science fair begins at 9:30 a.m. Sunday in the Putnam Club East of Gillette Stadium.

Incidents reported in Walpole’s police logs on April 24-28.
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Challengers defeated incumbents in both the Board of Selectmen and School Committee races at Tuesday’s annual town election.
The Foxborough Democratic Town Committee will host the May 6th event at 7:30 p.m. in the McGinty Room of the Foxborough Public Safety Building.
Foxborough Police announced Detective Sgt. Thomas Kirrane’s retirement this week after 40 years of service. The department held a farewell party for the longtime officer on April 30th.
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Gabriel Gomez defeated Michael Sullivan and Dan Winslow on the local Republican ticket while Stephen Lynch defeated Ed Markey in the Democratic race.
Katie Adair and Stephen Udden earn the most votes in the four-candidate race for two school committee seats at Tuesday's town election.
John Gray, Jr. defeats incumbent Lynda Walsh, 1,796-1,614 in Tuesday’s annual town election to join the Board of Selectmen along with re-elected member Jim DeVellis.
Saulnier takes over Cambridge Rindge & Latin after spending time in Walpole as both a player and coach for the Rebels.
Lynnfield resident Jane Tecce lost two brothers to heart disease and received her own transplant less than two years ago. Now, she wants to help spread the word about organ donation.
Foxborough Town Clerk Robert E. Cutler, Jr. expects between 3,500 and 4,000 voters at the polls Tuesday.
Foxborough’s Board of Selectmen will continue its review of Town Manager Kevin Paicos with a discussion of his salary on Tuesday, May 7th.
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Twenty-seven presenters spoke to Ahern Middle School students about their professions during Career Day last Friday.
The New England Patriots selected the Rutgers defensive back with the 83rd pick in the third round of the 2013 NFL Draft.
Chandler, Jr. proudly served his country in the United States National Guard Reserves and was a legendary storyteller.
Foxborough Police responded to a startling scene at a liquor store on Route 1 Saturday afternoon.
Walpole's Board of Selectmen will meet Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the Main Meeting Room of Town Hall.