Duxbury Task Force Advances Plan For Age-Friendly Town

DUXBURY — A Duxbury volunteer group is advancing a plan to make the town more livable for residents of every age, from young families to seniors aging in place, according to an Aug. 5 Patriot Ledger report.

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"Inside Duxbury's plan to make Massachusetts town better for every age," the Patriot Ledger reports. A local volunteer task force is examining ways to make Duxbury work better across generations, looking at housing, transportation and community services for both young families and older residents aging in place (read it at https://www.patriotledger.com/story/news/local/2026/08/05/duxbury-ma-livable-young-generations-senior-center-the-center-livable-task-force/90973418007/).

"Lindsay Clancy's family nanny testifies at murder trial: 'A wonderful mom who loved her kids,'" CBS News Boston reports. On day seven of testimony in the Duxbury mother's murder trial, the family's last hired nanny described Clancy favorably in the period before her three children died in January 2023 (read it at https://www.cbsnews.com/boston/news/lindsay-clancy-trial-day-7-testimony/).

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