Westport's Recreation Department was recognized at the Oct. 19 Select Board meeting for organizing the town's Halloween Happenings event, which also drew support from police and fire personnel.
Fall River's Historical Commission this week heard a petition to add 403 Anawan Street, the former CYO building now home to Bernardo's Boxing and Fitness, to the city's significant structures list.
Seekonk Youth Soccer's Winter Rec program registration deadline hits this Thursday, Nov. 5, the club announced in an Oct. 24 post. The six-week program, open to kids from kindergarten through sixth grade, kicks off Nov. 6 at Teamworks Seekonk on Route 6 and features co-ed divisions.
Norton Youth Soccer has opened registration for its Winter Indoor Rec Program, according to the league's website, giving families an early look at indoor options once the fall outdoor season wraps up.
Taunton Youth Basketball's registration portal has reopened, but strictly for players already selected to a 2026-27 MetroWest League team to finalize payments; the league is not taking new player signups.
North Attleboro students at Tri-County Regional Vocational Technical High School had a packed fall sports week, per the Oct. 21 School Committee report.
The Easton Icehawks, the town's youth ice hockey program under the Eastern Shore Hockey Association (ESHA), have closed registration for all age groups for the 2026-27 season; families with questions are directed to info@eastonhockey.org.
The week's lone fresh sports development came from Seekonk Youth Soccer, which opened sign-ups for Spring Black Goose travel tryouts.
Nichols Middle School fall sports updates shared at the Oct. 7 School Committee meeting show girls soccer at 3-2 with wins over Middleborough, Bridgewater and Westport, and boys soccer at 3-3 after a three-game winning streak over Middleborough, Case and Raynham.
Taunton Youth Basketball kicked off its 2026-27 season tryouts this week at Taunton High School. Girls tried out Tuesday, Oct. 6, with a second session Oct. 13; boys grades 4-6 and grades 7-8 tried out Wednesday, Oct. 7, with follow-up sessions Oct. 14.
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