One Norton, Massachusetts obituary notice appears this week: Campbell, Joanne Margaret, 80, who died Wednesday, October 21, 2026. Her arrangements are being handled by Sherman & Jackson Funeral Home, according to listings on Legacy.com and Echovita's Norton, MA obituary pages.
Norton High School football piles up 450 yards of offense in matchup against Millis. Also in today's brief (2 items): Offense piles up 450 yards vs Millis; Patch notes year-round medication drop-off for residents.
The Norton Select Board weighed a liquor license for Mike and Lenny's Bar Pizza at 4 Olympia Street and the future of its 13-year-old Alternative Transportation Committee, as the town manager reported $4.8 million in certified free cash.
The Norton Select Board took up a liquor license for Mike and Lenny's Bar Pizza and a proposal to disband its 13-year-old Alternative Transportation Committee, created to oversee a rail trail MassDOT has not yet transferred to the town.
Norton voters approved several proposals at this week's fall town meeting. Also in today's brief (8 items): Voters approve several town meeting proposals; High school site council meets Wednesday; Fire department schedules pump test Thursday; Sprinkler flow testing set for Thursday.
Norton residents gathered for a Fall Town Meeting Monday to weigh in on the town's future. Also in today's brief (9 items): Norton volleyball faces Millis in matchup; Fall town meeting opens to residents; Bristol County health prep panel meets in Norton; Regional planning board meets in Norton.
One Norton-resident obituary was published this week: White, Debra A. Full biographical and service details were not available in the listing reviewed; readers are directed to the full obituary via Echovita, the lead source for this week's notice.
The Norton Fire Department is recruiting additional firefighters and paramedics, Norton Patch reported.
The Norton Select Board approved an all-alcohol liquor license for Mike and Lenny's Bar Pizza and voted to disband its 13-year-old Alternative Transportation Committee.
The Board of Assessors meeting scheduled for Friday morning has been cancelled, according to the town's online calendar.
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