Scaled-Back Brant Rock Project Faces Fierce Pushback at Marsfield Zoning Meeting
Congratulations to the Burman family! That is a significant achievement
Daytime Road Closure Planned for Jordan Road in Plymouth on May 20
What Prosecutors Are Expected to Focus on in the Lindsay Clancy Trial
THE RYE-LIGHT ZONE: Did Fungal "Trips" Fuel the Plymouth Colony?
Written by Michael Mcstay
Brant Rock Mass-A marathon, two-hour Marshfield Zoning Board hearing grew tense this week as the team behind a major mixed-use development in Brant Rock tried to sell a downsized version of their plans to skeptical officials and neighbors.
Written by Michael Mcstay
Marshfield MASS-school officials are sounding the alarm over what could become one of the largest budget crises the district has faced in years, with dozens of teacher and staff positions potentially on the chopping block as town leaders work to close a multimillion-dollar deficit.
Written by Michael Mcstay
MARSHFIELD, MA – The Brant Rock community is mourning the loss of Nicholas J. Drosopoulos, the beloved founder of Venus II and a fixture of the South Shore restaurant scene for over half a century. Known affectionately to generations of patrons as “Mr. Nick,” Drosopoulos passed away on April 15, 2026, at the age of … Continue reading “‘Mr. Nick.’ Longtime owner of Venus II in Marshfield MA has died at 82”
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MARSHFIELD, Mass. — What started as a routine task at a local harbor quickly turned into a dramatic accident after a driver accidentally sent a pickup truck off a pier and into the water at Green Harbor.
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Marshfield, MA-Todd Tremblay and Bob Horvath of Horvath & Tremblay have successfully facilitated the sale of an AutoZone in Marshfield, MA, representing the seller in a transaction valued at $1.275 million.
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Marshfield MA – In an impactful initiative to fulfill Massachusetts’ state mandate on genocide education, ninth-grade students at Marshfield High School recently had the incredible opportunity to meet and learn from a Holocaust survivor. This visit not only met the legal requirements for teaching about genocide but also provided students with a profound, personal connection … Continue reading “Holocaust Survivor’s Visit Enhances Genocide Education at Marshfield High School”
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Plymouth County MA-If you’re looking at living on the South Shore, the three towns that come up over and over are Hull, Scituate, and Marshfield. They’re all coastal, but the way life feels in each one is actually pretty different once you’re there. We’re talking about , , and . Hull — simple version: you … Continue reading “South Shore Living: Hull vs Scituate vs Marshfield (real talk)”
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Brant Rock MA – Honestly, trying to grab a spot at Brant Rock during the summer is a nightmare. I love going down there for a quick bite or just to see the water, but the parking situation is usually the one thing that makes me think twice about even making the trip.
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Marshfield, MA — April 2026 — Exciting news for South Shore athletics: Marshfield High School has officially announced the creation of a freshman boys’ lacrosse team, marking the first time in nine years the school has fielded a squad at this level.
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Brant Rock Awakens for Spring: Coastal Village Gears Up for Late April Activity BRANT ROCK, MARSHFIELD, MA — As April winds down along the South Shore, the coastal village of Brant Rock is beginning its seasonal transition from a quiet winter shoreline to a steadily active spring destination.
