The Attleboro Sun Chronicle is a daily newspaper in Attleboro, Massachusetts, USA covering local news, sports, business, politics and community events.
The newspaper is published seven days a week.
The Attleboro Sun Chronicle covers local news and events in the city of Attleboro and across Bristol County in southeatern Massachusetts.
The newspaper began with the founding of The Attleborough Chronicle on February 3, 1871. Its name was changed to the North Attleborough Evening Chronicle in 1887, when the town of North Attleborough split from Attleboro.
The Attleboro Sun published its first issue on September 3, 1889. It was sold by a group of local businessmen in 1906 to John S. Vallette. In 1957, Charles Cain sold the Sun to a group of local businessmen. The Sun and the Chronicle operated separately under the same ownership for one year until they were merged by Guy S. DeVany in March 1971 and became The Sun Chronicle.
Circulation estimate: 14,080
This newspaper is owned by United Communications Corp.
For Attleboro Sun Chronicle contact information, see the Massachusetts news media contacts at EasyMediaList.com.
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Attleboro Police Say Sun Chronicle Employee Brought Guns to Work
-- The Providence Journal reported on August 11, 2010:
"An employee of the Attleboro Sun Chronicle was evaluated by a doctor and committed Tuesday after his arrest Monday on charges related to bringing two rifles to work and hiding them in his office ceiling, the police and court officials said.
Capt. Kyle Heagney said the police surrounded the newspaper building at 34 South Main St. and took Jonathan Pearl,...
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