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Things are tough these days. People are worried about what's not in their wallets and what's going in their gas tanks. People are living in homes that are worth less than what they paid for them. Presidential candidates promise a lot but are getting bogged down by the little things. ‹ Full Story ›

Academic superstar is off to Morocco

For Arielle Miles, speaking multiple languages has been a lifelong skill. Born to an English speaking father and bilingual French mother, she began her study of foreign language informally, from birth. This summer, the 2004 Seekonk High School salutatorian will continue her language and culture studies, heading to Arabic speaking Morocco for two months after being awarded a U.S. State Department Critical Language Scholarship. ‹ Full Story ›

Legacy of the three G.E.N. boys lives on

For the last 10 years, the final Sunday in April has seen residents from in and around Seekonk heading to the road for the G.E.N. 5K roadrace and two-mile walk-a-thon. This year, more than 350 runners and walkers hit the pavement for the event, dedicated to the memories of three Seekonk teenagers who drowned in 1998. ‹ Full Story ›

Bragg sued for racism; quotes Ghandi

Former Seekonk Planning Board member John Monk has filed a lawsuit against Selectwoman Carol Bragg alleging that she made "racially-related" comments following Mr. Monk's appointment to the board in November of 2007. ‹ Full Story ›