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Courses are now being offered directly under the North Attleborough Park and Recreation Department.Ask for more info at Park & Recreation Office at Town Hall, 43 South Washington Street or call 508-699-0145.
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Parking
I am curious to know if anyone else has heard of the parking restrictions in North Attleboro, where it is illegal to park your car on the street for more than one hours between the hours of 1:00 am... more
Started: December 22nd 2003
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Electric Department & Cable TV
I have spoken here before to say I would welcome NAED as my cable provider! Most recently there has been confusing press coverage regarding NAED's efforts to offer a choice in cable companies to the... more
Started: October 5th 2001
Replies: 6
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the Red Sox, the Patriots ,the Celtics ,Joe Sullivan.what?’s wrong with this picture? 1.the Sox are champs.woo hoo! sign Mike Lowell.let everyone else walk.well maybe not Timlin,yet.if Manny... more
Started: October 31st 2007
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