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North Attleborough, June 15-June 22, 2026

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By Max Bowen Verified
| North Star Reporter
courtesy https://www.nattleboro.com/fire The following is a report from the North Attleborough Fire Logs from June 15-June 22 on the types of calls responded to and number of incidents.
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North Attleborough Police Log, June 18-June 24, 2026

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By Max Bowen Verified
| North Star Reporter
The following is an excerpt from the North Attleborough Police Log from June 18-June 24. The complete log is available at the police station. Thursday, June 18 3:55 a.m. Police were called about suspicious activity on East Street. 11:24 a.m. Police assisted the Fire Department with an incident on Circle Court. 12:04 p.m. Fraud on South Washington Street was reported. 8:50 p.m. A suspicious person on North Washington Street was reported.
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North Attleborough officials share cooling center information

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By Max Bowen Verified
| North Star Reporter
Richards Memorial Library Emergency Management Director Christopher Coleman and town officials are urging community members to take precautions amid the National Weather Service’s extreme heat warning for the next several days. The heat warning is in effect from Wednesday morning, July 1, through Saturday evening, July 4, with dangerously hot conditions expected, including temperatures climbing to 112 degrees Fahrenheit.
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