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Residents at a special town meeting voted 106 to 58 in favor of buying the building, which was four votes short of the required two-thirds majority. → Read More
Municipal aggregation allows cities and towns to buy energy on behalf of their residents, therefore using combined buying power to get better deals. → Read More
Two South Shore officials will stay at their posts for now after they were passed over for the Foxboro town manager job. → Read More
Residents can now share information about themselves, their property and their pets that first responders could find helpful during an emergency. → Read More
Residents are grappling with news in the Ana Walshe case as local and national media flood the small town. → Read More
The Apple store in the Derby Street Shops is reopened with protective barriers out front, nearly two months after an SUV crashed through the store. → Read More
The documentary is the legacy project of Weymouth 400, a nonprofit group in charge of marking the town's anniversary in 2022. → Read More
The town's police dogs now have a new kennel built by students in Weymouth High School's construction technology program. → Read More
The zoning board will continue public hearing tonight on developer Michael Grehan's proposal to build a dozen townhouse condos at 158 Park Avenue West. → Read More
A historic site at Washington and Middle streets has been transformed into a park as the town wraps up its 400th anniversary year. → Read More
Haze, a 14-year-old pit bull, went missing from his home in Lawrence. He was reunited with his family at Quincy Animal Shelter almost a month later. → Read More
Lend a Hand is The Patriot Ledger's annual holiday charitable program and has raised more than $3.3 million for South Shore people in need. → Read More
On Monday, Weymouth celebrated the start of a project several decades in the making: the reconstruction of Columbian Square. → Read More
South Shore Health is grappling with lingering staffing shortages and a full emergency room as people battle a trifecta of respiratory illnesses. → Read More
Kelsey Debello, 29, of Weymouth, pleaded guilty to manslaughter in Norfolk Superior Court last week in the killing of Ryan Martin. → Read More
Town officials will hold a groundbreaking ceremony at 11 a.m. Monday, Dec. 19, to mark the start of improvements to Columbian Square. → Read More
The town will receive $200,000 from the state to remove the dam, which feeds into Whitmans Pond. → Read More
The developer moved the rectory and plans to convert it into residential units. He will then build 14 single-family homes where the rectory stood. → Read More
The team donated $150 for upkeep at Weymouth Vietnam Memorial Park in honor of Richard B. Fitzgibbon Jr. and Richard B. Fitzgibbon III. → Read More
The citizens' petition says the town is trending too close to its allowed water use and is operating with an outdated Water Management Act permit. → Read More