Happy Mother’s Day to all those who are moms, will soon be moms, have tried to be moms, or are currently trying to be moms. Until I was much older and mature, I didn’t realize the sheer heights needed to climb in order to just become a mother. Then comes the work after birth. I […] Read more »
Rochester’s Conservation Commission spent most of its Tuesday meeting reviewing and fielding abutters’ concerns over a Notice of Intent for proposed work on an access road for a ground-mounted solar array system within a bordering vegetated wetlands in the area of 600 Snipatuit Road. The proposal by Logging Swamp Solar c/o ReWild Renewables includes […] Read more »
The bats came through once again for the Old Colony Regional Vocational-Technical High School softball team, which had won four of its last six games going into Wednesday’s road game against Bristol Aggie in Dighton. The Cougars defeated South Shore Voc-Tech, 13-9, on May 1 in Hanover, as Sharon Delancey went five innings of […] Read more »
Ticket sales have begun for the upcoming Annual Benefit Pops Concert for the Tri-County Symphonic Band. The theme for this year is “An Animated Afternoon.” The concert will, once again, be held on the waterfront in a grand tent on the campus of Tabor Academy in Marion. Fine music, excellent food and a fun-filled festive […] Read more »
Get your body moving with MAC Dance classes for Adults. The MAC offers a six-week adult dance program on Tuesday evenings with instructor Teah Keogh at its new partner location, the First Congregational Church Community Center at 144 Front Street, Marion. Choose from multiple options including Ballet/Jazz, Tap, or both. Drop-ins are available for those […] Read more »
To The Editor : The Green Communities Program is a transformative initiative that champions environmental sustainability while invigorating economic vitality. By engaging in this program, the Town of Marion unlocks the potential for a greener future, fostering positive change that benefits the planet and our local economy. Advantages of the Green Communities Program […] Read more »
The League of Women Voters South Coast hosted a candidates’ night on April 30 at Old Hammondtown School for those seeking election in Mattapoisett’s local elections scheduled for Tuesday, May 20. Kris Eastman of the LWV spoke before passing to Moderator Jack Eklund, the recently retired moderator for the Town of Mattapoisett. Eklund, […] Read more »
To the Editor: As someone who was born and raised in Marion, who spent my entire childhood on Pie Alley, I want to lend my full support to preserving the timeless beauty and unique character of the Historical District of our Village Center. Because I have always cherished my time in Marion, about […] Read more »
The Marion Planning Board met on Monday night to hold a continued public hearing for a special permit request that would allow an association pier for two dwellings at 61 and 63 Oakdale Avenue. After last hearing on April 22, the construction representative declared a series of changes had been made from last meeting. […] Read more »
The Old Rochester Regional High School track-and-field teams hosted Somerset Berkley on May 1 and came away victoriously as ORR’s boys won, 105-31, and ORR’s girls won, 104-31. There were lots of great times and throws in this meet, as Zach Gates won shot put (44 feet, 11.75 inches) and discus (126-10). Wes […] Read more »