The Duxbury football team won the Division 2 Super Bowl on Saturday night, pulling away from Shrewsbury for a 40-7 victory at Gillette Stadium. The triumph was glorious for all, but particularly for ...

Kids today are moving too fast these days. That’s the concern of people who are seeing children riding electric bikes, and other powered vehicles, out on the road. “It’s the talk of the town,” Bike ...

MBTA Working Group ChairmanSteve Gandt introduces the war-rant article. On Monday, Duxbury voters adopted new MBTA Communities Act zoning at a special Town Meeting held at the Performing Arts Center.

Drivers for the Greater Attleboro-Taunton Regional Transit Authority were back on the job last Wednesday after the union represent.ing them reached a tentative agreement with GATRA. The two-day strike ...

In the wake of this year’s budget cuts and town employee layoffs, the Selectboard decided to create a survey to ask staff about their feelings toward their work environment. On Monday, the board ...

Town Meeting may get to weigh in on a program that would have escorts guide people to the crossovers during the piping plover nest.ing season. A stand-alone article may be presented at Town Meet.ing ...

Every time an opposing team takes the field against Duxbury, the top priority is trying to shut down Lauren Sutliffe. Of course devising a game plan to do so and actually doing so are two very ...

Last season featured many twists and turns for the Duxbury boys hockey team. The Dragons started 0-6, responded to win seven of eight, lost five straight, then earned a signature tournament win before ...

Duxbury boys soccer cruised past Hanover, 5-0, last Tuesday to clinch its first league title since 2017. With the Senior Night victory, the Dragons captured the crown outright. Cam Heald, Gavin Bohan, ...

Duxbury voters narrowly rejected a proposed $5.8 million Proposition 2 1/2 override by just 193 votes in Saturday’s town election. The vote was 2,174 against and 1,981 in favor. About 30 percent of ...

With a deep, determined and battle-tested core, Duxbury wrestling will look to build off a successful 2024-25 season and do even more damage this winter. Coach Kyle McCarthy said the Dragons are ...

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