Duxbury Clipper
Duxbury's hometown newspaper since 1950
Obituaries - Duxbury Clipper
Jan 1, 2025 · Dennis Joseph McKeown, of Duxbury, passed away, peacefully, on Dec. 24. He was the beloved husband of Lois (Zarrella) McKeown for 52 years, loving father to Lynne Day …
Powder Point Bridge to beach closing for repairs
11 hours ago · The Powder Point bridge will be closed to vehicles, cyclists and pedestrians for up to two months starting on Monday, Jan. 20. Town Manager René Read announced this …
Police News - Duxbury Clipper
11 hours ago · Slow drive on Tremont Street A Marshfield woman was arrested for drunk driving after being spotted driving erratically on Tremont Street. The incident happened the night of …
News - Duxbury Clipper
Jan 8, 2025 · It was the debate that occupied the attention of Duxbury for much of the summer and fall. A state law, the MBTA Communities Act, required the town to adopt a zoning …
A charge for a charge - Duxbury Clipper
The free ride is over. Starting on Nov. 1, charging electric vehicles at the two public charging stations in Duxbury will no longer be free, but will cost 47 cents per kWh and $8 per hour for …
Divided we stand - Duxbury Clipper
Nov 6, 2024 · With less than two weeks until the Nov. 18 special Town Meeting, Duxbury’s Selectboard members are divided in their support for the proposed MBTA Communities zoning …
Year to remember - Duxbury Clipper
Jan 1, 2025 · Every year is memorable when it comes to Duxbury sports, but this year brought some particularly impressive accomplishments. The girls hockey, cheerleading and boys crew …
Year in Review: Zoning plan gets zapped - Duxbury Clipper
It was the debate that occupied the attention of Duxbury for much of the summer and fall. A state law, the MBTA Communities Act, required the town to adopt a zoning ordinance or bylaw that …
About Us - Duxbury Clipper
Jan 8, 2025 · The Duxbury Clipper is the hometown newspaper for Duxbury, Massachusetts. It was founded in 1950 and has been covering local news in Duxbury every week since.