Planning Board Hears Bike Path Proposal

The Marion Planning Board listened to John Rockwell on August 6 as he presented the Marion Open Space Acquisition Commission’s proposal for a bike path along Point Road and a summary of the results of their Open Space and Recreation Survey. Rockwell began his presentation by providing context for the bike path proposal, reminding the […] Read more »

A Greater Great Community Picnic

On Thursday, August 2, the Mattapoisett Historical Society and Mattapoisett Land Trust hosted their third annual Great Community Picnic at the Munro Preserve in Mattapoisett. Adjacent to the town wharf, the annual event brought together community members to feast, mingle, and enjoy the beautiful scenery that Mattapoisett has to offer. Backed by charming live music […] Read more »

Registration Open for MAC Dance Academy

MAC Dance Academy is a classically taught dance studio that fosters individuality and fun for little dancers. We are a low-key academy providing extraordinary dance instruction in the areas of ballet, tap, jazz, contemporary, hip-hop, and gymnastics in a safe learning environment. MAC is thrilled to announce that Teah Keogh (“Miss Teah”) has returned to […] Read more »

Ziedonis Skobe

Ziedonis Skobe, 77, of Mattapoisett, peacefully passed away at his home on August 5, 2018. He is survived by his loving wife, Penny Aymie, and his adored children: Andrew and his wife Catherine of New York, Kristen and her husband Joseph Ribeiro of Georgetown, Matthew Skobe of Lynn, and Rebecca Skobe of Hamilton, as well […] Read more »

Recycling Costs Pile Up in Rochester

Whatever Rochester residents are tossing into their recycling bins is causing a steady rise in disposal fees, costs that every month are ever-increasing as dirty recycling continues causing problems. During the August 6 Rochester Board of Selectmen’s meeting, Town Administrator Suzanne Szyndlar pleaded with residents to please mind their recycling. The cost of disposing recyclables […] Read more »

To Marion Beautification Donors

To Marion Beautification Donors: I would like to express my heartfelt thanks and appreciation to all who have contributed to the Marion Beautification Project. I am humbled and grateful for the support and contributions for the launch of this ongoing initiative. With 250 tickets sold for the benefit on July 26th, and several donors having […] Read more »

Rochester Council on Aging

For the complete newsletter please visit us at 67 Dexter Lane, Rochester, MA, or visit us on our website at http://rochestermaseniorcenter.com/ Also, please don’t forget to follow us on Facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/rochestercoa/ for weekly updates! This Friday’s Movie is Forever My Girl. It is a 2018, PG Drama/Romance with a duration of 108 minutes, starring […] Read more »

ConCom Shows Mercy After Decas Deviates

Rochester Conservation Commission Chairman Michael Conway didn’t trifle with engineer Brian Grady after he explained why Decas Cranberry Co., Inc. deserved a Certificate of Compliance despite having deviated from the approved plan in five different ways. “I think the changes that you made here … are substantial.,” said Conway, ready to reprimand the cranberry growing […] Read more »

The Best of Broadway

On Friday, August 10, the Marion Concert Band continues its Friday evening concert series with a program of music from the Broadway stage. The program, which includes highlights from some of Broadway’s most memorable shows, is as follows: March Lorraine – L. Ganne Lohengrin (Introduction to Act III) – R. Wagner Broadway Show-Stoppers Overture – […] Read more »

Energy Committee Develops Stretch Energy Code

It was all business at the monthly meeting of the Marion Energy Management Committee on July 30 as the group prepared for upcoming sessions with local contractors and residents in preparation for the Fall Town Meeting. The committee is placing an article on the warrant proposing the Town adopt the “Stretch Energy Code,” a bylaw […] Read more »