Commissioners and Town Planner Doug Guey-Lee noted that one Conservation Commission condition requires each roof to have its own storm water system but agreed that the condition is superfluous given ...

On Tuesday night, residents, service members, and veterans came to the Rochester Council on Aging for The Friends of the Rochester Senior Center’s annual Veterans Dinner and Recognition Ceremony. The ...

The Marion School Committee met on Thursday, October 30 for a brief meeting. Chair April Nye began the meeting by greeting, via Zoom, Superintendent of Schools Mike Nelson and Assistant to the ...

To rake all of them is surely a test. Pushing my patience and leaving me numb. If I put down my rake, they’d be ten feet high. But then I see Mr. Oak with all his clothes on. Must I climb high in your ...

Rochester’s Conservation Commission Tuesday approved the Buzzards Bay Coalition’s Notice of Intent proposal to ecologically restore a former 240-acre cranberry bog at 0 Walnut Plain Road by issuing ...

The meeting began with confirmation of the 2026 Planning Board meeting schedule, available on the town website: www.marionma.gov/783/Meeting-Schedule. “My mind doesn’t work that far in advance, so I’m ...

We will be open throughout the Fall on Sunday from 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm. The exhibit will be open for viewing and while they last, we’ll have fresh cranberries for sale. It is a good idea to check with ...

William’s Fund is a 501c3 nonprofit that provides assistance for hardships that arise unexpectedly and impact a student’s well-being – oil deliveries and utility bills, gift cards for groceries and ...

Save the date. Join us for the Annual ORR Unified vs. Tri-Town Police Basketball Fundraiser on Tuesday, November 18 at 6:00 pm. ORRHS Gym, tip-off is at 6pm Cost is $10 for Adults, $5 for students.

The Old Rochester Regional School District and MA Superintendency Union #55 recently launched the enVision Math Program at four elementary schools during an informative event and celebration for ...

Pick a pumpkin at the library. Check out a free pumpkin from the Elizabeth Taber Library with your library card, decorate it in any style of your choice (no carved pumpkins, please.) and return it to ...