The Annual Town Meeting will be held on Monday, May 12 at 6:45 pm in the Sippican School Auditorium (16 Spring St), followed by the Town Election on Friday, May 16.

The next hearing was for a Notice for Intent for 548 Point Road for the repair of the property’s pier, removal of a stone wall, and step installation. It also includes the restoration of eroded areas ...

The Marion Natural History Museum will be open Wednesday and Friday of school vacation week for crafts and exploration. Let’s enjoy crafting with an earth day theme next week. Museum open hours are 10 ...

The Library will be closed on Monday, April 21 in celebration of Patriot’s Day.

The Friends of the Elizabeth Taber Library will sponsor a Book Sale at the Marion COA, 465 Mill St, Marion on Saturday, April 26 from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm.

Poor vision, particularly when combined with poor light, can lead to a fall. Be sure that you have adequate light in your bedroom if you get up to go to the bathroom. Be wary of electric cords that ...

Georgia moved to Rochester when she married Joseph Chamberlain. They raised their family in their home across from Mary’s Pond. Georgia lived in that home for 45 years. Georgia was a very busy person, ...

ORCTV will hold its Annual Meeting on Thursday, May 29 at the ORCTV studio. The meeting will begin at 5:00 pm and will include the election of officers to the Old Rochester Community Television Board ...

A dog’s tail gives clues as to how the dog is feeling. A wagging tail is not an indicator of a happy emotionally balanced animal. A dog’s facial muscles give further clues. Look to see if the face is ...

The Friends of Mattapoisett Library invite the community to attend their Annual Meeting on Friday, May 3, from 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm at the Mattapoisett Free Public Library. This special event will ...

The Rochester Zoning Board of Appeals met briefly on April 10 to announce the withdrawal of a problematic petition for a variance to extend the housing dwelling at 142 Sarah Sherman Road 10 feet into ...

The Rochester Conservation Commission began its meeting Tuesday by permitting a project to restore a bog on Wolf Island Road to natural wetlands.