Marion Morning Brief, Oct. 24: Early voting continues through Oct. 30
Marion's in-person early voting continues through Oct. 30 after an extended Saturday session Oct. 24. From our own coverage: Early voting continues through Oct. 30.
From Marion News
- Early voting continues through Oct. 30 The Town of Marion's in-person early voting period, which began Oct. 17, continues through Oct. 30, with an extended Saturday session held Oct. 24 for residents who need it.Marion News
Marion on Sat, Oct 24
- Halloween candy event held at Silvershell Beach Sippican reports a Halloween event handed out candy to children at Silvershell Beach.Sippican
- ORR early childhood program hosts family fun day Sippican reports Old Rochester Regional's early childhood program hosted a family fun day.Sippican
- Grammy-nominated musician booked at Marion Art Center Sippican reports the Marion Art Center plans to host a Grammy-nominated musician, according to its headline.Sippican
- Identified WWII soldier's remains headed home Sippican reports newly identified remains of a World War II soldier are being returned home, per its headline.Sippican
- Unplugged music series' season nearing its end Sippican reports the Unplugged music series' current season is wrapping up soon, according to its headline.Sippican
- Seashell-themed holiday craft program previewed Sippican's headline points to a seashell-themed holiday craft program, though further details were not provided.Sippican
Coming up
- Sat, Oct 31: Last lighthouse climb of the year is Halloween Sippican reports Halloween, Oct. 31, will be the final lighthouse climbing opportunity of the year.Sippican
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