Duxbury, United States (Local)
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Fees help support many school activities and services, including girls hockey. How much should the Duxbury School Department charge families for such things as transportation, athletics or co-curriculars? How about pre-school, parking and meals? Those are just some of the services and activities that are funded partially through fees collected by the school district. Duxbury Schools Finance Director Lisa Freeley […]
MOVING FORWARD. The DHS Class of 2026 walk around the track before taking their seats on the turf.Middle school siblings hold floral arches along the path. Past, present and future came together at the Steele Athletic Complex as the Duxbury High School Class of 2026 graduated on Sunday. Many of the student speakers looked back on their younger selves. Class […]
Madeleine and Brad Sampson Every fall, Dr. Brad Sampson would go bow hunting with his father in Illinois. The last time was in September of 2024 when he found it difficult to draw the bow string, his wife Madeleine said. That was the first sign something was wrong. Over the course of the next few months, there were more signs, […]
Duxbury families will pay more for sports starting in the fall of 2027. This computer rendition shows what advertising at Duxbury athleticfields might look like. They’ll also see advertising on the fields when they go to the games. That’s the result of two votes taken by the School Committee at their June 10 meeting. An eight-member task force has been […]
Hall's Corner The Planning Board is checking its list to implement the town’s comprehensive plan, better known as Envision Duxbury. At their meeting last Monday, Board members considered such topics as expanding the supply of housing, EV charging stations and historic preservation.
The entrance to the Lakeshore Drive well. What’s getting into the water supply? That was the focus of the Board of Health’s meeting on June 18. The discussion centered around nitrogen runoff from fertilizer and continued concerns over excess levels of PFAS in the Lakeshore Drive well. Most towns on Cape Cod have rules about fertilizers and nitrogen, Health Agent […]
The former Miramar Retreat Center recently sold for $8,750,000. The Duxbury Planning Board wants to know more about what’s going on at the site of the former Miramar Retreat. As first reported by local blogger Christine Hill, representatives of the buyers, Miramar Estates LLC, recently signed an agreement with the town of Kingston to connect to that town’s sewer system. […]
Local wildlife rehabilitator Su- sanna Tuffy holds a young racoon orphaned by rodenticide. The racoon later died from the poison in his mother’s milk. Duxbury is another step closer to having a formal policy regarding the use of rodenticides, particularly what are known as second-generation anticoagulant rodenticides. The Board of Health heard from Conservation Administrator Nancy Rufo, who described the […]
Dr. Jennifer Tufts Jennifer Tufts, the first psychiatrist to treat Lindsay Clancy, testified over the course of two days in the Duxbury woman’s murder trial. Clancy is accused in the strangulation deaths of her daughter, Cora, 5, and son, Dawson, 3, who were pronounced dead on Jan. 24, the day of the murders, and her son, Callan, age 8 months, […]
An example of what a new bridge might look like. Whether the Powder Point Bridge is historic could be the key to keeping it as a wooden, or, at least, mostly wooden structure. That was one of the multiple points touched upon during a meeting of the Fiscal Advisory Committee last week. Residents and town officials also discussed the costs […]
