Marion has been awarded $2.09 million from the state to replace a 3,200-foot section of 1928-era water main on Wareham Road, upsizing it to improve reliability and fire flow before Route 6 reconstruction begins.
The Town of Marion announced in-person early voting began Oct. 17 and continues through Oct. 30, with an extended Saturday session on Oct. 24.
Marion Energy Committee postpones its planned community energy event to September. The six-member committee, chaired by Christian Ingerslev, debated branding strategy for the outreach initiative, moving the June 18 event to September 17 and reconsidering the name "Energy OX" in favor of "Energy
Marion Historical Commission unanimously validates historic Soldiers and Sailors Monument for preservation funding. Chair Meg Steinberg will submit the validation letter to the Community Preservation Committee. Town Administrator Geoff Gorman requested the commission take leadership coordinating a
Marion Historical Commission approves annual report, pursues three historic designations. Chair Meg Steinberg and members met Thursday evening and formally approved their annual report for submission by January 31, then advanced work on National Register nominations for Marconi Station, Tremont
The Department of Public Works Building Committee unanimously approved $131,785.98 in change orders to its new facility, with all four voting members backing the motion. Owner's Project Manager Shaun Cormier laid out the items: oil storage tanks, IT equipment, generator replacement, vehicle lift
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