Several free programs are available next months for residents of all ages.
Patch is collecting local stories ahead of March 11, the day coronavirus was declared a pandemic.
Animal Control Officer Michelle Hammer was told the hawk hobbled into the woods and was unlikely to be found, but she was determined.
Find out when you can pick up those last-minute Christmas dinner additions from local grocery stores.
Such a close conjunction of Jupiter and Saturn hasn’t occurred since 1623. The Ursid meteor shower peak coincides with the solstice.
"For more details and to register for programs, visit the Event Calendar on our website."
All donations will be used to help families in Stoughton and the surrounding area.
Most programs are online, with registration required.
Stoughton nonprofits have been hard hit in 2020 by the coronavirus pandemic. Help Patch highlight the work of your favorite local charity.
Families in Norfolk County are struggling to put food on their tables as the economic fallout of the coronavirus pandemic continues.
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From movie discussions to crafts and writing projects, the library has several events in store next month.
Library usage will be by appointment only for same-day browsing, computer usage and visits to the children's room.
October is Rett Syndrome Awareness Month, and Tracy Freeman shared her son Aidan's story to raise awareness, especially amid the pandemic.
Emily Carreiro, the daughter of Stoughton Fire Lt. Billy Carreiro, died unexpectedly on Tuesday.
We all know someone who's making a difference in this difficult time. Let's give them some of the recognition they deserve.
NTI Finance Manager Debra Roberts celebrated by Massachusetts Commission on the Status of Women
Speidel will present 2 online virtual concerts on Aug. 11 and 13 that will take listeners through a musical journey exploring jazz's roots.
Gaby Zola raised about $8,000 to feed first responders, essential workers and stock the Stoughton food pantry. Ring sponsored this story.
Residents have nominated local essential workers, volunteers and health care workers. Help us recognize more people.
Stoughton police gave a warm goodbye to Animal Control Officer Joshua Heal, who did everything from wrangling snakes to caring for lizards.
A database of UFO sightings includes five reports from Stoughton.
You can take out books, movies, music, magazines and Chromebooks from the Stoughton Public Library.
Books aren't the only thing you can take out of the Stoughton Public Library.
The program allows people to pick up books right from the front porch steps of the library.
Ames Pond will open for swimming this month with some safety restrictions.
We all know someone who's making a difference in this difficult time. Let's help share these amazing stories!
Gaby Zola, 16, raised more than $3,000 to feed first responders and essential workers during the new coronavirus crisis.
The Stoughton branch of the YMCA has ramped up its efforts to help seniors as the new coronavirus spreads.
The seat belt covers alert first responders that someone in the car has autism in event of an emergency.
See what's happening in Stoughton - check out the Patch Calendar
Here's a look at what jobs are available in the area on the Patch Job Board.
Julie Powers, an eighth-grader from Stoughton, put a little blue food pantry on Route 138 to help feed those in need.
Stoughton's Angela Howes will release "Containment," the second book in her series, "The Cerenia Chronicles."
Take a look back at some of 2019's happiest and most heartwarming moments in Patch communities South of Boston this year.
From Adam Dawkins bidding Stoughton farewell to the new high school opening, 2019 was a big year for news in Stoughton.
See what's going on for free and fun events at the Stoughton Public Library.
Here's when and where you can grab a cup of coffee with your local officers.