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Public Safety Building Committee requests ARPA funds from Select Board
ROCHESTER — A request to the Rochester Select Board for American Rescue Plan Act funds by the Public Safety Building Committee was likened to putting the cart before the horse. At the Monday, March 4 Rochester Select Board meeting, committee chair...
New ambulance, school repairs among capital plans presented to Select Board
MATTAPOISETT — Nineteen projects requested by town departments totaling a potential cost of $1,224,800 were ranked in order of priority by the Capital Planning Committee. An ambulance replacement, which would cost $360,000, topped the list. On...
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Driver injured, Wareham Road closed after Marion roll-over crash
MARION – A silver four-door vehicle rolled over and struck a utility pole in Marion early Sunday, Feb. 25, shutting down Wareham Road for much of the day. The car’s sole occupant was outside the vehicle when the fire department arrived and “was...
Fire Chief to ‘hang around a little while longer’ past mandatory retirement age
ROCHESTER — While most people aim to retire at 65, Rochester Fire Chief Scott Wiegel will serve the town of Rochester for a little while longer. Following a town meeting vote and subsequent state approval, Wiegel will be allowed to work past the...
19th century hose cart now on display at Mattapoisett Fire station
MATTAPOISETT — Former Mattapoisett firefighter Phil Mello was walking in the woods off Prospect Road one day in the early 1970s when he came across a broken hose cart. He and fellow firefighter David Peterson made attempts to restore the antique...
Rochester Select Board appoints new officer to Police Department
ROCHESTER — The Rochester Police Department staff will soon gain one more patrol officer. On Monday, Feb. 5, the Rochester Select Board voted unanimously to appoint Andrew Mattos as a full-time officer of the Rochester Police Department. “He has...
Rochester Fire Department to receive full set of new radios
ROCHESTER — The Rochester Select Board unanimously voted to use $150,950 of American Rescue Plan Act funds to provide the Rochester Fire Department with a full set of new radios at a meeting on Monday, Feb. 5. The funds will be used to purchase 15...
Car a ‘total loss’ after fire, driver escapes
MATTAPOISETT — The stillness of a winter night on Tuesday, Jan. 16 was interrupted as a car was engulfed in flames while travelling westbound on Route 195 in Mattapoisett. According to the Mattapoisett Fire Department, “the sole occupant was able to...
Purchase of new Rochester police dog questioned by town
ROCHESTER — What has four paws, a wet nose and protects and serves the people of Rochester? Clyde, a comfort therapy K-9 whose purchase by the Rochester Police Department has raised questions from town administration. According to the Rochester...
Marion police introduce ‘Blue Envelope’ program
MARION – A new initiative aimed at fostering better communication between police officers and people with autism is coming to Marion. Under the “Blue Envelope” program, announced by the Marion Police Department Friday Jan. 5, a blue envelope...
Eversource employee alerts Marion firefighters to carbon monoxide incident
MARION — On Tuesday, Dec. 19 Eversource employee Ed Gonet was working on Front Street in Marion, assessing damage caused by the previous day’s storm when he “noticed a generator running at a Front Street home that had power,” according to a press...
Updated: Missing woman found dead in Marion
MARION — An 80-year-old Marion woman who was reported missing on the morning of Thursday, Dec. 28 was found dead later in the day, according to the Marion Police Department. No foul play is suspected, reported police. According to Marion Police...
Marion has the right to remain festive at police department events
MARION — Police vehicles lined up outside the Marion Council on Aging on Dec. 2 and 3, but they weren’t there to stop crime — they were there to spread holiday cheer. The Marion Police Brotherhood, the union that represents the Marion Police...
Unified Bulldogs take down Tri-Town police in annual basketball game
MATTAPOISETT — Finding a seat in the Old Rochester Regional High School gymnasium was nearly impossible on the evening of Tuesday, Nov. 21 as the Old Rochester unified basketball team took on Tri-Town police officers. The Unified Bulldogs went into...
Four-car crash in Rochester leaves two with ‘non life-threatening’ injuries
ROCHESTER — A four-car crash at the intersection of Braley Hill Road and North Avenue in Rochester on Thursday, Nov. 16 caused “serious damage” to vehicles but left two occupants with “non life-threatening injuries,” according to the Rochester Fire...
Plymouth County overdose prevention group gets $1.6 million grant
A $1.6 million federal grant coming to Plymouth County Outreach will give local police departments the funds they need to continue opioid abuse treatment and outreach programs through September 2026, announced the organization in a press release...
Plymouth County overdose prevention group gets $1.6 million grant
A $1.6 million federal grant coming to Plymouth County Outreach will give local police departments the funds they need to continue opioid abuse treatment and outreach programs through September 2026, announced the organization in a press release...
No injuries in Delano Road house fire
MARION — A Nov. 14 house fire on Delano Road in Marion was extinguished “relatively quickly,” said Marion Fire Chief Brian Jackvony. The fire was reported at approximately 11:48 a.m. and was extinguished at around 12:20 p.m., according to Jackvony...
Join Marion Police Department for Pizza with Santa
MARION — Santa Claus is coming to Marion. The Marion Police Department will host its annual Pizza with Santa event on Sunday, Dec. 3, at the Benjamin D. Cushing Community Center. The event will run from 11 a.m to 1 p.m. The Marion Police Department...
Marion Police Brotherhood to host Holiday Dinner
MARION — For over 10 years the Marion Police Brotherhood has worked to make connections with senior citizens living in Marion through its annual holiday dinner. This year, the Marion Police Brotherhood will host its annual Senior Citizens Holiday...
Updated: Dead baby found at Rochester recycling facility, second this year
ROCHESTER — For the second time this year, a dead baby was found at the Zero Waste Solutions recycling facility in Rochester, according to a Rochester Police Department Facebook post and confirmed by the Plymouth County District Attorney’s Office. A...
New police officer appointed in Rochester
ROCHESTER — Andrew Bumpus of Carver was appointed as a full time police officer by the Rochester Select Board on Monday, Nov. 6. According to Rochester Police Chief Robert Small, Bumpus attended American International College where he was part of...
Stay prepared with Marion Police Department self-defense class
MARION — The Marion Police Department will host an interactive, two-session self-defense class for women ages 15 and older on Monday, Nov. 6 and Wednesday, Nov. 8 from 6 to 9 p.m. at the Marion Music Hall, 164 Front Street. The program will be...
Rochester woman allegedly stabs father following argument
ROCHESTER — A 44-year-old Rochester woman is being charged with three felonies after allegedly stabbing her father in the shoulder with a steak knife on Wednesday, Oct. 25, according to Rochester Police Department reports. The alleged stabbing...
Body camera grant approved for Marion police
MARION — Marion police officers will eventually be wearing body cameras, thanks to a $46,000 grant from the state Executive Office of Public Safety and Security, Town Administrator Geoffrey Gorman told Select Board members at their Oct. 17 meeting...
Fire department open house educates, entertains
MATTAPOISETT – The Mattapoisett Fire Department hosted its annual open house event on Thursday, Oct. 12, offering the public a night of fun, food, and fire fighting fundamentals. Families flocked to the fire station to check out different types of...
Murphy appointed to Marion harbormaster role
MARION — After four months as Marion’s interim harbormaster, the Marion Select Board officially appointed Adam Murphy to the role of Marion Harbormaster during a meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 3. “He stepped into a summer of transition and immediately...
New radios to improve emergency communication in Rochester
ROCHESTER — Communication is important and according to Rochester Fire Chief Scott Weigel, communication between the fire and police department using mobile radios is “imperative.” According to Weigel, as police departments across the state,...
New police officer welcomed in Rochester
ROCHESTER — The Rochester Police Department welcomed a new officer to the force during a meeting of the Rochester Select Board on Tuesday, Oct. 2. The Select Board unanimously voted to hire Gene Robinson as a patrolman in the Rochester Police...
New officers welcomed, familiar faces promoted in Mattapoisett
MATTAPOISETT — On Tuesday, Sept. 26, the conference room of the Mattapoisett Fire Department was full of police officers. They were there with friends, family and colleagues to officially welcome Isaac Perry and Benjamin Church to the Mattapoisett...
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