Congregation Shirat Hayam hosted award-winning author Jamaica Kincaid at the Duxbury Free Library on Saturday, Jan. 31. Board President Stephen Gack reflected after the event, "Congregation Shirat ...
Dog licenses for 2026 are available for purchase through the Town Clerk’s Office in person or online. Payment can also be mailed in. Contact 781-934-1100, ext. 5451, or ...
Stop by Duxbury Free Library from now until the end of February to see “Art from Inside,” an eye-catching display in the lower lobby. While the art is amazing, the story behind it is even more thought ...
Duxbury Thrift and Consignment Shop will be closed for new floor installation from Tuesday, Feb. 23, through Saturday, Feb. 28. Regular business hours will resume the following week. A digital ...
Sarah Sloan Evans of Duxbury, MA, passed away on February 8, 2026 after a long struggle with Alzheimer’s disease. She was 89. Sarah was born December 14, 1936 in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania to Nora ...
The Duxbury boys swim/dive team captured fourth place out of 43 teams at Sunday’s South sectional meet. The 200 medley relay, with Win Shepler, Alex Muehlbauer, Myles Andrew and Sam Cirincione, led ...
Senior captain Finn Hochkeppel continues to make life easier for his teammates. - Photos courtesy Katie Szczesny Cam Frazier is tough to slow down. Gavin Hammond glides through traffic and searches ...
Last winter, the Dragons had their sights set on an undefeated Patriot League dual-meet season before a heartbreaking three-point loss against Silver Lake left them wondering what could have been.
This week the Duxbury Selectboard voted unanimously to support the Town Meeting article for a feasibility study of the Alden Elementary School. Article 12 requests money to pay for the study and a ...
Long before he began his high school hockey career, and even before he first picked up a stick, Cam Silvia started his athletic journey as primarily a skier. His father, Justin Silvia, put him on ...
The Livable Duxbury Transportation Workgroup will distribute a survey to community members to gauge residents’ awareness of public transportation services and to identify accessibility needs among ...
At Town Meeting on March 14, voters will weigh in on spending more than $500,000 on 10 Community Preservation Act articles, ranging from preserving historic murals to building a barn to creating a ...
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