Attleboro Pop Warner Registration This Month

Who should you know about?

The 28th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry

Two weeks from now, 65 members of the recreated 28th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry – an Attleboro-based living history unit that portrays the fabled fourth regiment of the legendary Irish Brigade – will join some 10,000 other reenactors from across the country and around the world in recreating that pivotal clash as part of the 150th anniversary commemoration of the Battle of Gettysburg.

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What should you know about?

Attleboro Pop Warner has a registration coming up June 26th for the season starting in August.

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When is something happening?

July 12^th through Sunday July 14^th

Attleboro Tennis Open-Singles Tournament

Registration is underway for the City of Attleboro 2013 Attleboro Singles Tennis Tournament scheduled for Friday July 12^th through Sunday July 14^th.  All matches will be held at the Attleboro High School Courts.

In addition to the traditional Open Divisions the 2013 tourney will include a Closed Men’s Division for Attleboro residents only – the winner of which will receive the prestigious Samuel M. Stone Trophy.

Singles events include:  Men’s Open Singles, Attleboro Men’s Closed Singles, Men’s Senior Singles, Women’s Open Singles, and Women’s Senior Singles.  Players must be 50 or older to participate in the senior’s Division. 

Registration forms are available on the Recreation web site:  www.cityofattleboro.us/rec   under the Attleboro Tennis Open section.  Registration closes on Wednesday July 10^th  at 12:00 noon.

For more information call the Recreation Department at (774) 203-1889 or Tournament Chairman Paul Perry at (508) 223-6266.

Where is something happening today?

Sturdy Memorial Hospital

Blood Drive Today!

Sturdy Memorial will be holding a Blood Drive in partnership with the Rhode Island Blood Center in the Hospital Auditorium. Each donation you make can treat up to three people and will help alleviate the region’s seasonal blood shortage. While emergencies and disasters capture the attention of our community and prompt people to respond by donating, the need for blood donations is ongoing. Donating regularly is something we can do to ensure blood is always available the instant it is needed, and for people who have cancer, blood disorders, sickle cell anemia, and other illnesses, as well as those who need regular blood transfusions to live.

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