Marshfield recorded nine property transfers between July 31 and Aug. 3, but only five were market sales, ranging from $625,000 to $835,000 with a median of $755,000. The top sale was 512 Spring St. at $835,000, followed closely by 1200 Forest St. at $830,000.
Marshfield Select Board approved a liquor license transfer and recognized Suicide Prevention Month while a free-speech clash over a towed override sign dominated public comment.
Marshfield's Board of Public Works approved roughly $559,000 in contracts and flagged unauthorized road digging on Winslow Avenue Extension.
This week's obituary column carries one notice for a Marshfield resident: Bonney, Robert A., 87, who died August 14, 2026, at South Shore Hospital after a brief illness. The obituary, posted by MacDonald Funeral & Cremation Care Services of Marshfield, describes him as having lived in M…
Plymouth County records show 10 property deeds recorded for Marshfield addresses between July 24 and Aug. 22, but only two carried a recorded sale price: $400,000 for 867 Webster St. and $520,000 for 6 North St., the month's top transaction, bought by Brilton Partners LLC.
The Marshfield Housing Authority board voted 3-1 to certify its year-end financial statements after a commissioner said he did not understand the forms he was signing.
Marshfield Select Board voted 2-0 to fix a warrant publication error threatening the October 19 special town meeting.
Marshfield School Committee approved a nine-years-in-the-making revenue-sharing agreement with the town and signed off on a new alcohol policy for athletic events.
Marshfield Select Board split 2-1 on a school funding pact tied to its no-override pledge.
Marshfield Planning Board was briefed on sweeping state zoning changes and continued a Webster Street hearing to September.
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