Rehoboth selectmen approved a cannabis host agreement and a 12-article Special Town Meeting warrant. The Board of Selectmen voted to sign a community host agreement with OCS Rehoboth, LLC, for a Fall River Avenue store; Dan Paradis said the company's gross sales could top $1 million a month.
One Rehoboth-connected obituary was published this week, per funeral home and aggregator notices: Cooper, Joan M., 90, formerly of Attleboro and Rehoboth, Massachusetts, who died October 5, 2026, at RegalCare in Harwich.
Rehoboth Youth Basketball highlighted Ellie Boswinkel of the Stanford Cardinals as its Spotlight Player of the Week, with Coach Jon Hazard praising her rebounding and double-digit scoring effort in a short-handed win.
Rehoboth Planning Board voted 5-0 to open and close a hearing doubling the town's required fire suppression tank size from 10,000 to 20,000 gallons.
The Rehoboth Conservation Commission closed out permit reviews for five properties and began comparing engineering bids for a long-sought accessible riverside trail.
The Rehoboth Select Board accepted $1,486,637.69 in Chapter 90 highway reimbursement and continued a used-car dealer's license hearing to October 19.
Rehoboth sets Nov. 17 town meeting vote on data center ban, CPC surcharge hike. From our own coverage: Rehoboth sets Nov. 17 vote on data centers, CPC; Conservation panel splits on trail survey bidders.
Dighton-Rehoboth freshman retention climbs to 83.1 percent, up 13.8 points.
Rehoboth Conservation Commission approves five wetland permits, splits on trail-survey bidders.
Rehoboth warns PFAS cleanup, already $1.4 million, has no state relief in sight.
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