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South Shore Chamber of Commerce Hosts Ribbon Cutting for Scituate Salt Cave in Scituate Harbor
November 09, 2021
The South Shore Chamber of Commerce, along with the Scituate Chamber, recently held a ribbon cutting ceremony for the Scituate Salt Cave, a unique new wellness facility featuring handcrafted salt caves using 30,000 pounds...
Read More Share'Rosie the Riveter' Margaret Spalluzzi, 100, of Kingston, honored at Hingham Shipyard
November 04, 2021
HINGHAM – After the presentations and speeches were over, a stranger came forward as family members and friends crowded around a smiling Margaret Spalluzzi, seated under a tent at the Hingham Shipyard on her 100th birthday...
Read More Share'This is fun': Weymouth students try robotics challenge, with support from Lt. Gov. Polito
October 19, 2021
WEYMOUTH – Leo Moreira focused on his laptop screen and worked diligently to try to solve a real-world problem: coding an Amazon robot to retrieve and deliver a birthday present on time.
Read More ShareWeymouth Food Pantry to launch regional food bank
October 06, 2021
Pamela Denholm, executive director of the Weymouth Food Pantry, said the agency would launch a South Shore Food Bank to help the Greater Boston Food Bank distribute fresh produce and frozen groceries to food...
Read More ShareWBZ Teams With FEMA For New Studio
October 04, 2021
FEMA and iHeartMedia Boston, will host the unveiling of an all-hazards upgrade to the “Primary Entry Point” facility at WBZ NewsRadio 1030 Boston on Friday, October 15th. The facility is one of 77 across...
Read More ShareLawmakers seek to fortify coast communities
September 27, 2021
Sep. 26—BOSTON — Rising seas and damaging storms fueled by climate change threaten coastal communities, and lawmakers are seeking protections to harden the shoreline.
Read More ShareMullaney's in Cohasset among South Shore recipients of food security grants
August 29, 2021
COHASSET – The state has awarded more than $500,000 in grants to South Shore food producers to help with food security in the region. The grants were given to South Shore businesses and organizations as...
Read More ShareState wants to expose 5 South Shore towns to wood-burning power plants
August 05, 2021
State-subsidized wood-burning power plants would be allowed in five South Shore towns if proposed state regulations are adopted. Cohasset, Scituate, Marshfield, Duxbury and Kingston are among 35 Massachusetts communities that could be affected by...
Read More ShareProposed biomass limits restrict new plants in 90 percent of state
July 30, 2021
MONTHS AFTER THE Baker administration pulled the plug on plans for a controversial new biomass plant in Springfield, state environmental officials proposed new regulations that would drastically limit where biomass plants can be located.
Read More ShareMMTA workforce solutions amendment passes state budget
July 22, 2021
Last week Governor Baker signed the 2022 state budget, which included $150,000 in funding for workforce development and career technical education initiatives within the recreational boating industry. This funding will continue the progress the...
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