Government to State: We Want More of Your Cranberries

Massachusetts delegation applauds the government's decision to buy more cranberries.

Senator Ross Votes for Transportation Bill

The $300 million transportation bond bill is now being sent to Governor Deval Patrick.

Wrentham Incumbents Win Election for Selectmen

Stephen Lynch and Dan Winslow take Wrentham in the senate primaries.

Voter Turnout Low in Wrentham

Also see how some of Wrentham's residents are voting and why.

Where to Vote in Norfolk, Plainville, Wrentham Today

A special primary for the United States Senate in Massachusetts is being held today.

Wrentham Selectmen Race: Meet the Candidates in Tuesday's Election

A look at the candidates for the Wrentham Board of Selectmen this year.

Former Wrentham Resident Involved in Legal Conference Concerning Geospatial Tracking

Executive director of the Centre for Spatial Law and Policy, Kevin Pomfret talks about the legal ramifications of using geospatial data.

Wrentham Looks to Involve Kids in Town Government

Selectmen discussed ways of involving and educating Wrentham's youth in the inner workings of their town.

Wrentham May Not Use Free Cash in 2014

Wrentham does not have a need to supplement budget in 2014 with free cash, according to the town administrator.

Scott Brown for Senator from New Hampshire? He Won't Say Yes or No

Karl Rowe points out Brown's long family ties to New Hampshire in possible run for the United States Senate from the Granite state.

Four Plans to Fund Massachusetts Transportation System

State lawmakers have proposed four ways to fund transportation going forward.

Saturday Delivery Stays for U.S. Postal Service

The U.S. Postal Service had planned to end Saturday delivery.

Wrentham Selectmen Candidates Tackle Madison Street Zoning Issue

Wrentham selectmen candidates Joseph Botaish and George Smith aired their views during the Wrentham Citizens Alliance Debate Wednesday night.

US Senate Candidate Gabriel Gomez Visits Route 1's Red Wing Diner

The stop at the Route 1 eatery was one of many for Gomez yesterday who toured the South Shore on the campaign trail.

Second Boiler Breaks Down in Wrentham's Delaney School

The Delaney School has had two boiler break.

Senator Ross Supports Republican Caucus Transportation Finance Reform Plan

Senator Richard J. Ross and his fellow republicans are offering a transportation plan without having to raise taxes.

Check Out The Wrentham Candidates Tonight

The Citizen's Alliance is sponsoring an election debate tonight at the Fiske Public Library.

Senator Ross Congratulates Unsung Heroines

Area women selected as the Unsung Heroines of 2013 by Massachusetts Commission on the Status of Women.

Wrentham Building Inspector Set to Retire

Building inspector Nicholas Tobichuk announed he would be retiring this week.

Wrentham Art on the Common Approved by Selectmen

Wrentham is having Arts on the Common.

Wrentham Holly Club Fashion Show Entering 32nd Year

Wrentham Holly Club holding fashion show to support local institutions.

Senator Ross Announces Good Citizen Award

Citizens Bank is offering the TruFit Good Citizen Scholarship Award

Wrentham to Host 21st Annual Fishing Derby in April

Tradition continues in Wrentham.

Study: Norfolk Third Healthiest County in Massachusetts

Among Massachusetts' 14 counties, only Dukes County and Middlesex County was healthier according to the study.

Lt. Gov. Murray Announces New Guidelines to Help Military Members

Military members, veterans and their spouses can now attain professional licenses.

Who's Meeting This Week?

These are the meetings taken place in Norfolk, Plainville and Wrentham this week.

Race for Wrentham Selectmen is On

George R. Smith Jr. filed his nomination papers for selectman Tuesday, challenging incumbents Joseph Botaish and Gail Pratt for the two open seats.

Republican Senate Candidates Discuss Economy, Social Security, Immigration at Stonehill College Debate

State Rep Daniel Winslow, former US attorney Michael J. Sullivan, and former Navy SEAL Gabriel E. Gomez discussed a wide-range of issues in the hour-long debate

Former Senator Brown Joins Boston Law Firm

Former United States senator Scott Brown will be working for the law firm of Nixon Peabody.

Winslow Releases His Earnings, Federal Tax Rate

United States Senate candidate Dan Winslow will be releasing his tax returns for the last 10 years.

Snow Woes: Wrentham's Storm Budget Reaches $200K

Wrentham's snow and ice budget is at $200,000.

Wrentham Getting New Ambulance

Wrentham Selectmen vote to approve a bid on a new ambulance for the Wrentham fiire Department.

Grant Money on the Line in Wrentham Schools for the Sequester

Sequester cuts could have impact on the Wrentham Public School District.

Wrentham's Commons Street Left Turn on the Table

Wrentham selectmen to discuss street lights tonight.

Tim Cahill Says He'll Pay $100,000 Fine, Ending Corruption Case Against Him

A trial on the charges ended in a hung jury last year.

Five Submit Required Signatures for Massachusetts U.S. Senate Race

Two Democrats and three Republicans submitted the needed 10,000 names.

More Wrentham Businesses Better For Taxpayers

Town administrator William Ketcham said Wrentham's town meeting will have rezoning articles for vote to increase the commercial tax base of the town.

Norfolk's Gump Farms Will See Smiling Faces in Summer

Phase one of construction is set to begin in the spring.

Brown-Baker Republican TIcket for Governor's Office

The Republican party is getting excited about the possibility of Scott Brown and Charlie Baker teaming up to run for Governor and Lt. Governor.

Town Government Study Committee Outlines 5 Themes for Change

Town government committee says they will be working on improving organizational structure long and short term.