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  Oh deer: Crashes with animals are most frequent in Middleboro     Sandy Quadros Bowles   editor@nemasketweek.com   Oct 15, 2026 Watch the shoulders of roads for deer activity to avoid possible strikes. Massachusetts Fisheries and Wildlife photo MIDDLEBORO -- Deer are more likely to be struck by vehicles in Middleboro than in any other Massachusetts community, according to AAA Northeast. Seventy-seven deer strikes were reported in Middleboro in 2025. Although crashes can happen any time, drivers are warned to be especially cautious this time of year. Driven by the call of mating season, the deer tend to be especially active from September through December, Massachusetts Division of Fisheries and Wildlife reports. They are both active and single-minded during this period. Deer will often focus only on where they want to go, regardless of any particular hazards. This makes the animals particular vulnerable to being struck by vehicles. Nearly half of all deer...

  Middleboro woman pleads guilty to 26 animal cruelty charges Mar 24, 2026 Kimberly Savino listens to the judge at a November 2024 arraignment. Photo by Sandy Quadros Bowles MIDDLEBORO – A Middleboro woman has pleaded guilty in Wareham District Court to charges that she allegedly neglected 26 animals at her Middleboro home for months during 2024, Plymouth County District Attorney Timothy J. Cruz has announced. Kimberly Savino, 44, pleaded guilty to 26 charges of Animal Cruelty spanning two separate, but related, criminal cases.  In one of the cases, she was sentenced to a one-year suspended sentence in the Massachusetts Department of Corrections and placed on three years of probation. In the second case, Savino was sentenced to an additional three years of probation spanning from and after the first three-year stint on probation and is slated to end in 2032.  The Commonwealth also requested Savino serve two and a half years of incarceration in the Department of Correction...

  68-year-old man dead after reported neighbor dispute in Middleborough Officials said in a related incident at 21 School Street, a man was arrested and charged with assault and battery on a police officer and resisting arrest. By  Kaitlin McKinley Becker   •   Published February 26, 2026 An investigation is underway in Middleborough, Massachusetts, after a 68-year-old man died following a reported neighbor dispute Wednesday evening. The Plymouth County District Attorney's Office, which is conducting the death investigation along with Massachusetts State Police and Middleborough Police, said there was a 911 call around 4:27 p.m. for a neighbor dispute at 21 School Street. Police arrived to the multi-family home and found a 68-year-old male who was unresponsive. He was taken to Morton Hospital in Taunton where he was was pronounced dead, officials said. In a related incident at the same address, according to the DA's office, a man was arrested and charged with assault...

  Fatal Middleboro fire leaves one dead, three injured Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email Share Dec 07, 2025 Fire broke out at the Middleboro apartment complex Sunday, Dec. 7. Photo source: David Curran The fire injured several and heavily damaged the building. MIDDLEBORO — The Middleboro Fire Department responded to a deadly structure fire at an apartment complex at 172 Ashley Lane on Sunday morning. One adult was pronounced dead at the scene, while two residents and a firefighter were transported to area hospitals for what are believed to be  non-life-threatening injuries Dec. 7.  According to the department, there was heavy smoke and flames coming from the first and second floors of a condo building when crews arrived on site.  The fire also extended to two adjacent buildings, according to the department, which included four units. These additional buildings were significantly damaged, and affected residents are being  assisted by the American Red Cross. Bridgew...

IN NAZI GERMANY, 'GROUPS' WERE TARGETED....THOSE WHO LOOKED DIFFERENT, INTOLERANCE WAS THE NORM. IT WAS AN ADEQUATE EXCUSE TO EXTERMINATE & GAS 'THOSE OTHERS.'  UNDER TRUMP, HATE, INTOLERANCE, CONDEMNATION IS THE NORM.  WHILE THE ISSUE PERTAINS TO A SMALL NUMBER IN THE POPULATION, IT IS WIDELY OVERBLOWN IN IMPORTANCE.  A YOUNG HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT CLEARLY IS INCAPABLE OF MATURITY TO ASSESS THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE ISSSUES THAT WILL BE FOUGHT OUT IN NUMEROUS PENDING COURT CASES, SO ONE CAN ONLY BELIEVE THAT THE ISSUE WAS INSTILLED BY HIS PARENTS' WARPED BELIEFS WHICH IN ITSELF IS SAD PREPARATION FOR ADULTHOOD.. INDOCTRINATING YOUR CHILD TO HATE? ONE MUST WONDER 'DO YOU KNOW SOMEONE WHO IS TRANSGENDER?'  HAVE YOU CONSIDERED  THEIR CHOICES? I'M ONLY AWARE PERSONALLY OF 2 WHO HAVE EXPRESSED THAT THEY WERE BORN OF THE WRONG SEX...... ONE AT A YOUNG AGE MADE THE DETERMINATION & TOOK MEDICAL STEPS TO CHANGE SEX, BECAME A SUCCESSFUL ENTERPRENEUR.  THE OTHE...

  Early voting dates, times set for Middleboro Oct 10, 2024 Voters can cast ballots for the general election as early as Saturday, Oct, 19. File photo MIDDLEBORO — Early voting in Middleboro will begin Saturday, Oct. 19 and continue through Friday, Nov. 1 at Town Hall, 10 Nickerson Ave. Early voting hours are: Saturday, Oct. 19, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.; Monday, Oct. 21, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Tuesday, Oct. 22, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Wednesday, Oct. 23, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Thursday, Oct. 24, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Friday, Oct. 25, 9 a.m. to noon. Early voting continues Saturday, Oct. 26, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Monday, Oct. 28, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Tuesday, Oct. 29, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Wednesday, Oct. 30, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Thursday, Oct. 31, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Friday, Nov. 1, 8 a.m. to noon. Absentee voting is available for registered voters who qualify. This includes voters who will be absent from town on Election Day or have a disability or a religious belief that prevents them from going to the polls....

  Town of Middleborough Announces Class of 2020 Senior Trip Reimbursement MIDDLEBOROUGH – Town Manager Robert Nunes and Board of Selectmen Chairman Mark Germain are pleased to announce that following months of work, the Town of Middleborough has been granted approval to reimburse members of the Middleborough High School Class of 2020 whose senior trip was canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. 57 Families to be Reimbursed for Cancelled Senior Trip MIDDLEBOROUGH – Town Manager Robert Nunes and Board of Selectmen Chairman Mark Germain are pleased to announce that following months of work, the Town of Middleborough has been granted approval to reimburse members of the Middleborough High School Class of 2020 whose senior trip was canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. On Thursday, Sept. 29, the Town of Middleborough was informed by Senator Marc Pacheco’s Office that the State Senate, House of Representatives and Gov. Charlie Baker authorized the Town of Middleborough to pay member...