The Mattapoisett Board of Selectmen unanimously appointed Ray Andrews as the official Clock Keeper of the Center School Clock. The Board made the decision at their regular meeting on Tuesday, November 13. In addition to appointing Andrews as Clock Keeper, the Board unanimously voted to establish a clock fund in order to save money for […] Read more »
The Rochester Planning Board appears to be on course to reverse a previous vote to release two units and instead release four units of the Pines at Hathaway Pond in return for $20,000 cash surety deposit with the town treasurer. The Board previously voted to release two of the units while holding another two units. […] Read more »
The Marion Fireworks Committee is still looking for volunteers to help make the 2013 fireworks possible. A meeting will be held tomorrow, Wednesday, November 14 at 7:00 pm at the Town of Marion Atlantis Drive Facility located at 13 Atlantis Drive. The fireworks can’t happen without your help! Read more »
Carol M. (Parker) Chase, 71, of W. Wareham formerly of Marion, was called to heaven on Monday Nov. 12, from Tobey Hospital, surrounded by her family. Carol was the ever-loving companion of 31 years of James Q. Clemmey Jr. of W. Wareham. Carol was born, raised and attended public schools in Marion. She is the […] Read more »
On Monday, November 12, members of the Mattapoisett community gathered together at the Old Hammondtown Elementary School to honor local veterans for their service to our country. The school’s chorus and band played and sang patriotic tunes while several members of the town government and armed forces made speeches. Photos by Katy Fitzpatrick. Read more »
John J. P. Pinho, 53, of New Bedford, died Sunday, November 4, 2012 from injuries sustained in an automobile accident. He was the son of Maria L. (Alcaidinho) Pinho of New Bedford and the late Jacinto Pinho. Born in Santa Cruz, Lagoa, St. Michael, Azores, John immigrated with his family to Dartmouth in 1960 and […] Read more »
Arleen M. (Linton) Shaw, 87, of Marion passed away at home Wednesday November 5. Arleen is the daughter of the late Ralph L. and Dorothy A. (Hersey) Linton and sister of the late Shirley Freyermuth and Ralph Linton. Funeral services will be private. Read more »
Frances S. Holdsworth, 96, of Marion, formerly of Bristol, Rhode Island, died October 28 at Tobey Hospital. She was the widow of the late Hubert Holdsworth, M.D Born in Providence, she was the daughter of the late Ransom H. Sartwell, M.D. and Bessie (Morgan) Sartwell and stepdaughter of Elizabeth Lofgren Sartwell. She lived most of […] Read more »
In honor of Veteran’s Day, Mattapoisett will hold their annual ceremony on Monday, November 12 at 11:00 am at the Old Hammondtown School. The school’s Concert Band and Chorus will play and sing patriotic tunes. Members of the town government and armed forces will speak. Lieutenant Scott Burrill of the United States Navy will serve […] Read more »
Seven years ago, the Old Rochester Youth Football and Cheerleading program came to the Tri-Town. In its short existence, it has gained popularity among residents and has grown extensively. Now, the program is fighting for the chance to be recognized on a national level. The Old Rochester Dance Team and Junior Pee Wee Cheer Squads […] Read more »