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No one disputes what happened the night of Jan. 24, 2023 at the home of Patrick and Lindsay Clancy on Summer Street. The question is why. In their opening arguments, lawyers for both sides offered ...

Carolyn Sullivan-Walsh, 62, passed away peacefully on July 16th, surrounded by her family, after a courageous seven-and-a-half-year battle with ovarian cancer. Born in New York City to Elizabeth and ...

Longer ago than he wants to admit, “many moons ago,” as he puts it, Dave Massingham was a member of the Duxbury Legion baseball team. He fondly remembers those summer nights playing with his friends, ...

Duxbury Beach Park Manager Dana Battista and Duxbury Beach Park lifeguard Sofia Afanasiw. True community spirit is on full display this month as Duxbury Beach Reservation joins forces with donors, ...

Getting out on the water on a stand-up paddle board is the perfect combination of refreshing fun and an adventurous workout. It’s no secret that launching from Shipyard Lane Beach is one of the best ...

Duxbury High School Bible club hosted its second-annual Revival last Friday, as members and non-members of the town’s community gathered to listen to live music and guest speakers. The club – founded ...

He didn’t like the name Miles, so he called himself Jim to all who knew him. Once, he told me about one of the missions he flew during the Korean War. It was December, 1952…the Korean War was cold, ...

Current and future Dragons enjoy a youth clinic in support of Love for Laney, the Heart Finn Foundation and #90forBrad on Thursday. - Photos by Trevor Hass Maggie Wien and Cate Sovik know how to lift ...

The highly anticipated hydrangea festival presented by the Community Garden Club of Duxbury is fast approaching. The biannual event requires months of planning and preparation, hopefully with a little ...

Fifty years ago, in the months leading up to the Bicentennial, it was impossible to escape the gross commercialization of the nation’s 200th birthday. Patriotic themes and colors dominated consumer ...

As she used her competitive nature to try and make it as a screenwriter in Los Angeles, Duxbury’s Rylee White found herself missing competitive sports. One day, the Notre Dame (Hingham) and Wesleyan ...