We Cut the Ribbon to Welcome New Member

Goldfish Swim School

Last week, we facilitated a ribbon cutting welcoming new member Goldfish Swim School, a state-of-the-art facility at 1360 South Washington Street, North Attleboro.

The owner and staff at Goldfish Swim School understand the importance of learning life skills and boosting cognitive development at an early age. That is why their swim school has created the Golden Experience where your child can learn in a fun, safe, play-based environment.

The Golden Experience sets Goldfish Swim School apart from other swim schools. You feel it the moment you walk in. Vibrant colors have been chosen to inspire kids. Their curriculum is crafted to not only teach kids to swim, but also to build their characters through guided play. Their shiver-free pool is heated to 90 degrees.

Thank you to Senator Paul Feeney, North Attleboro Town Manager Mike Borg, and delegates from State Representative Adam Scanlon's office for attending the ribbon cutting. 

For more information about North Attleboro’s Goldfish Swim School, visit www.goldfishswimschool.com/north-attleboro or call 508-206-9700.

Thank You for Renewing

We're so glad that you continue to support the chamber. We wouldn't be here if you weren't here. Bristol Community College, member since 1982, wins the longevity award.

Attleboro Municipal Employees Federal Credit Union, member since 1999

Bristol Community College, member since 1982

Central Avenue Veterinary Clinic, member since 1985

Enclave of Franklin, member since 2017

Foster - Miller, Inc., member since 2018

Medfield Children's Center, member since 1989

North Attleboro Housing Authority, member since 1988

Paul Davis Restoration of Boston South, Rhode Island, member since 2020

RB Concrete Forms, Inc., member since 1988

Reinbold Insurance Agency, member since 1988

Rockland Trust, member since 1987

School of Rock, Attleboro, member since 2015

Seekonk Speedway, member since 2002

Village Green Apartments, member since 2014

Jack Lank Interviewed Mim Fawcett on Double ACS

Last week, Jack Lank interviewed Mim Fawcett, executive director and chief curator of the Attleboro Arts Museum. They talked about the museum's member show and their classes as well as the art at Cuddy Court and the wrapped electrical boxes that can be seen in downtown Attleboro. And Mim reminded us about the museum's gift shop where you'll find unique gifts -- which is oh so important during the holiday season.

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