ORR Junior High plans 33rd annual Thanksgiving dinner for Tri-Town seniors Nov. 22. From our own coverage: Route 6/105 safety work set to begin; Water main project to pause for winter.
Route 6 and Route 105 safety work begins Nov. 2 in Marion. From our own coverage: Route 6/105 safety upgrades set to start.
Marion residents push back on a new building proposal at a long-delayed Conservation Commission hearing. Also in today's brief (2 items): Residents oppose new build at hearing; Tabor Academy's fall drama opens this week.
About 15 percent of Tri-Town voters have voted early or requested mail-in ballots so far.
Select Board calls special meeting Tuesday ahead of a busy week of town meetings.
Marion's in-person early voting continues through Oct. 30 after an extended Saturday session Oct. 24. From our own coverage: Early voting continues through Oct. 30.
The Town of Marion reminds residents that the next property tax payment is due Monday, Nov. 2, 2026. From our own coverage: Town sets Veterans Day ceremony for Nov. 11; Town flags scam emails impersonating Planning Board.
Marion warns residents about fraudulent emails impersonating the Planning Board requesting wire payments. From our own coverage: Marion sets Veterans Day ceremony for Nov. 11; Town warns of fake Planning Board payment emails.
Marion has been awarded $2.09 million from the state to replace a 3,200-foot section of 1928-era water main on Wareham Road, upsizing it to improve reliability and fire flow before Route 6 reconstruction begins. From our own coverage: State awards $2.09M for Wareham Road water main.
Marion secures $2.09 million state grant to replace aging Wareham Road water main. From our own coverage: Marion wins $2.09M water main grant; Front Street sidewalk rebuild begins.
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