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We’ve been told to chase our dreams and I believe we should. But I also believe that success isn’t just about big achievements. It’s about small choices. It’s about how we treat people, how we keep ...
Select Board members were advised on Monday that the town should begin budgeting around $100,000 a year to remove wastewater solids. “Everyone should know we should be prepared for that,” Select Board ...
The Jennifer Rusinoski Memorial Scholarship Foundation is pleased to announce the recipient of our second annual $2,000 scholarship. The recipient of this year’s award is Kelsi Chick of Rochester.
The Mattapoisett Free Public Library Children’s Summer Reading program starts Saturday, June 21. Just like last year, we will be doing Book Bingo, where the readers choose what to read. There are ...
First of all, annuals are expendable – if you don’t like a certain plant, it’s easy enough to eliminate. Second, they are inexpensive. Third, they’re easy to propagate. Adding them to the perennial ...
At a joint meeting of the Planning Board and the Select Board on Thursday, the two boards decided to form a committee to draft a municipal separate stormwater systems bylaw – also known as MS4.
It may not feel like summer outside, but Silvershell Beach is opening for the season on Monday, June 16. Reminder that Beach Stickers or Guest Passes are required year-round, all hours, not just when ...
A familiar feature of the Marion skyline, the Wickenden Chapel steeple will be undergoing repairs this summer. On June 16, the steeple will be carefully dismantled and removed from the top of the ...
Since the May Town Meeting when a home rule petition for the expansion of the Select Board from 3 to 5 members passed by a majority, many in the community have been holding their breath. Would the ...
The picture with this article is of the Town Hall entrance with the plaque sourced by the Historical Commission. It bears the ...