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Marion Department of Public Works0 viewsThe Marion Department of Public Works will be moving this year into a new facility nearing its completion at Benson Brook. The project is coming in under budget. Photos by Mick ColageoApr 02, 2025
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Marion Department of Public Works2 viewsThe Marion Department of Public Works will be moving this year into a new facility nearing its completion at Benson Brook. The project is coming in under budget. Photos by Mick ColageoApr 02, 2025
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Marion Department of Public Works2 viewsThe Marion Department of Public Works will be moving this year into a new facility nearing its completion at Benson Brook. The project is coming in under budget. Photos by Mick ColageoApr 02, 2025
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Marion Department of Public Works2 viewsExterior construction work on the new home for the Marion Department of Public Works at Benson Brook is nearing completion with interior finish, installation of electrical and furnishings, plus exterior landscaping and paving still needed. It is hoped the DPW will be moving into its new headquarters in June. Photo by Mick Colageo. April 3, 2025 editionApr 02, 2025
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Charitable Giving2 viewsElder law attorney Brandon Walecka presented a lively session on charitable giving in Reynard Hall of the Mattapoisett Congregational Church. A healthy crowd attended, asking questions to be better informed about leaving a legacy that follows one's personal philanthropic goals. Pastor Michael Frady and the Finance Committee plan to hold future events in 2025 about tax-favorable gifting strategies available to the charitably inclined. Photo courtesy Jennifer ShepleyApr 02, 2025
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Charitable Giving1 viewsElder law attorney Brandon Walecka presented a lively session on charitable giving in Reynard Hall of the Mattapoisett Congregational Church. A healthy crowd attended, asking questions to be better informed about leaving a legacy that follows one's personal philanthropic goals. Pastor Michael Frady and the Finance Committee plan to hold future events in 2025 about tax-favorable gifting strategies available to the charitably inclined. Photo courtesy Jennifer ShepleyApr 02, 2025
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Mattapoisett1 viewsPhoto by Jennifer ShepleyApr 02, 2025
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Arbor Day Poster Contest0 viewsOn April 1, Old Hammontown School art teacher Greta Anderson, along with the student artists participating in the Arbor Day Poster Contest, gathered to receive awards. The participants this year included those students whose submissions were recognized for special merit. The students who won were First Place winner Beatrix Apperson and Second Place winner MJ Gendreau. Each winner received a gift certificate to a local eatery. Other entries of special merit were Most Inspirational by Brooke Mello, Most CreatApr 02, 2025
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Arbor Day Poster Contest0 viewsOn April 1, Old Hammontown School art teacher Greta Anderson, along with the student artists participating in the Arbor Day Poster Contest, gathered to receive awards. The participants this year included those students whose submissions were recognized for special merit. The students who won were First Place winner Beatrix Apperson and Second Place winner MJ Gendreau. Each winner received a gift certificate to a local eatery. Other entries of special merit were Most Inspirational by Brooke Mello, Most CreatApr 02, 2025
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Arbor Day Poster Contest0 viewsOn April 1, Old Hammontown School art teacher Greta Anderson, along with the student artists participating in the Arbor Day Poster Contest, gathered to receive awards. The participants this year included those students whose submissions were recognized for special merit. The students who won were First Place winner Beatrix Apperson and Second Place winner MJ Gendreau. Each winner received a gift certificate to a local eatery. Other entries of special merit were Most Inspirational by Brooke Mello, Most CreatApr 02, 2025
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Mattapoisett Bike Path39 viewsRuth Griffin took this photo while walking on The Mattapoisett Bike Path.Mar 26, 2025
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Old Rochester Regional High School Boys’ Basketball Team4 viewsThe Old Rochester Regional High School boys’ basketball team not only made the MIAA Division 3 Final Four for the second consecutive year, the 20th-seeded Bulldogs battled their way to four postseason victories, earning a trip back to the state final where they came within a single second of capturing the title ultimately won by second-seeded Norwell. ORR’s bittersweet brush with the banner was only the ending of an amazing story of the Bulldogs’ battle level through a challenging 2024-25 schedule and theirMar 26, 2025
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