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Police and Fire News - Duxbury Clipper
4 hours ago · Unhappy holidays It wasn’t a Merry Christmas for a Rockland woman, 43, who was arrested on drug possession charges on Dec. 25. According to a Duxbury Police press release, the woman was stopped on Summer Street due to having defective equipment on her Honda Civic. She allegedly had an open container of alcohol and several
Year in Review: Zoning plan gets zapped - Duxbury Clipper
1 day ago · It was the debate that occupied the attention of Duxbury for much of the summer and fall. A state law, the MBTA Communities Act, required the town to adopt a zoning ordinance or bylaw that provides for at least one district of at least 50 acres in which multi-family housing is allowed by-right. The required
News - Duxbury Clipper
Dec 25, 2024 · It’s been three years since Russia invaded Ukraine, and since then, casualties have mounted, and living conditions continue to deteriorate. Duxbury resident Svitlana Odnovorov’s life has also been impacted by the war.
Year in Review: Duxbury faces a difficult budget scenario
1 day ago · Faced with a dire financial situation, Town officials spent much of the year considering their options. In May, Finance Director Mary MacKinnon told the Finance Committee that the Sustainable Budget Task Force was looking at all its options. The task force was charged with forecasting the town’s budget needs over the next five years and
Going up - Duxbury Clipper
Dec 25, 2024 · Starting in January, it will cost Duxbury residents more money to take swimming lessons at the Percy Walker pool and dig for clams in Duxbury Bay. At its meeting on Dec. 16, the Selectboard approved increases for a number of various charges at the town pool and also for clamming permits and for certain
A new proposition - Duxbury Clipper
Nov 27, 2024 · It’s topic that has floated beneath the surface of budget discussions, but it to the top at Thursday’s Finance Committee meeting. With the possibility of a school budget that would result in a substantial loss of services to the town’s students, the possibility that a Proposition 2 1/2 override would be needed came up. Town
Divided we stand - Duxbury Clipper
Nov 6, 2024 · With less than two weeks until the Nov. 18 special Town Meeting, Duxbury’s Selectboard members are divided in their support for the proposed MBTA Communities zoning overlay bylaw, with two recommending the town approve it, two not supporting it and one seeking to indefinitely postpone a vote on it. On Monday at a meeting at
YEAR IN REVIEW: Week by week - Duxbury Clipper
Jan 3, 2024 · There’s always something happening in town, here’s some of what the Clipper featured on the front page. There’s always something happening in town, here’s some of what the Clipper featured on the front page. Jan. 11-School Committee submits a statement of interest to the Massachusetts School Building Authority to begin exploring repairing or replacing the Alden School. Jan. 18-The <a ...
Home values level out - Duxbury Clipper
Dec 4, 2024 · While still on the rise, home values in Duxbury have slowed their double-digit uphill climb of the past two years. On Nov.25, the Selectboard held its annual property tax classification hearing during which Director of Assessing Stephen Dunn gave his yearly explanation of real estate values in Duxbury. Dunn said the Board of Assessors set