The Marion Affordable Housing Trust met on Tuesday, July 14 for talks on working with a nonprofit for dwelling construction as well as the Toll Brothers Inc. housing development proposal. Following ...

Washington also pushed back on Howe offering pardons, saying, “those who had committed no fault wanted no pardon: that we were only defending what we deemed our indisputable rights.” ...

Luckily for our National Bird, DDT was banned in 1972 by the EPA, and population numbers slowly began to recover. How can you help with eagle conservation you may ask? To start, using lead-free ...

The Marion Marine Resources Commission met on Wednesday, July 15 primarily to go over the Harbor Management Plan, as well as discuss April’s informational meeting with the Urban Harbor Institute of ...

At their first meeting following the start of summer break across the Tri-Town, the Old Rochester Regional School Committee met on Zoom on July 1, though it was noted Superintendent Michael Nelson was ...

The Marion Social Club is pleased to announce the awarding of three scholarships to the following high school graduates: Leah Hollenbeck from Old Colony Vocational Technical High School was awarded ...

“Happy Summer!” flashes the sign in East Fairhaven. Yes, that pretty well sums up how I feel these days. We’re in the thick of it now. Mid-July. Mid-school vacation. Summer has hit its stride, and I ...

The Town House was closed on September 1, 2025, and it will reopen in a couple weeks for regular business on Monday, August 3, meaning the renovation work that included ADA compliance, fire ...

The Mattapoisett Planning Board met on Monday in a hybrid-format in Town Hall and on Zoom. On then docket were discussions, no votes, on a residential development expansion off North Street, the ...

A crowd of onlookers surrounded Shipyard Park’s gazebo at 10:00 am on Saturday, July 18 as Mattapoisett town leaders recited the Declaration of Independence during Harbor Days. Hosted by the ...