Duxbury selectmen have begun the process of searching for funding for other post-employment benefits (OPEB).

In the hopes of helping families whose relatives are struggling with bullying and prejudice because of their sex- ual orientation, one Duxbury resident is taking the stage to share her story.

The towns of Duxbury, Marshfield and Scituate will hold a public workshop on the potential effects of sea level rise on the three South Shore communities.

On Thursday, May 9, the ZBA denied the transfer of a special permit to operate a business to maintain and sell new and used automobiles on the Millbrook Motors property.

Neighborhoods unite against NStar tree-cutting plan

At their most recent meeting, the Board of Selectmen heard a proclamation for National Safe Boating Week begining May 18.

Schools raise $5K for bombing victims

Detective Friend Weiler, Duxbury Public Schools resource officer, doesn’t personally know the Martin family of Dorchester, but he decided to do something to help offset the burden of the extensive injuries to the mother and daughter from the Boston Marathon bombings on April 15.

For more than four hours last Saturday, 90 children worked 63 tables, selling homemade arts and crafts to 1,000 customers who passed through the Duxbury High School gymnasium at a kids-only craft fair.

Media relations manager at Battelle Memorial Institute confirms building is up for sale

The Clipper has learned from Katy Delaney, media relations manager at Battelle Memorial Institute, that the building owned by the company and the lot it sits on at 397 Washington Street, are up for sale.