Town Administrator Geoffrey Gorman, Council on Aging Director Karen Gregory and Program Coordinator Linda Jackvony, and Recreation Department Director Scott Tavares invite community members to attend Marion’s second annual Pumpkin Palooza event.
Marion’s Waterfront Memory Café Receives $2,000 Grant for Summer Activities
Town Administrator Geoffrey Gorman and Marion Council on Aging Program Coordinator Linda Jackvony are pleased to announce that the Council on Aging has received a $2,000 grant, with funds going to support its Waterfront Memory Café.
Town of Marion Holds Employee Appreciation Day
Town Administrator Geoffrey Gorman is pleased to share that the town recently held an event to recognize town employees for all that they do.
Geoffrey Gorman Named New Marion Town Administrator
MARION — The Marion Select Board is pleased to announce that Geoffrey Gorman has been selected to serve as the new Town Administrator.
Town of Marion Receives Over $240,000 in State Grants
MARION — Interim Town Administrator Judith Mooney is pleased to announce that the Town of Marion has received two state grants: a Municipal Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Improvement Grant and a Green Communities Grant, totaling over $240,000.
Town of Marion to Remove Spruce Tree Between Library and Sippican School Due to Safety Concerns
Parks and Tree Committee Planning to Plant Additional Trees for Accompanying Memorial Garden — Interim Town Administrator Judith Mooney and Tree and Park Committee Chairperson Margie Baldwin wish to inform the community that the town will remove a large spruce tree near the Elizabeth Taber Library next week due to safety concerns.
Town of Marion Reminds Residents of Voting Information Ahead of Sept. 6 State Primary
MARION — Town Administrator James McGrail and Town Clerk Lissa Magauran would like to remind community members of voting information for the Massachusetts State Primary.
Town of Marion Lagoon Lining Project to Receive Additional $500,000 in State Funding
MARION — Town Administrator James McGrail and Rep. William Straus (10th Bristol) are pleased to share that the Town of Marion will receive an additional $500,000 through the state Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) to assist in funding the town’s ongoing lagoon lining project.
Marion Officials Participate in Emergency Management Tabletop Exercise Facilitated by Massachusetts Maritime Academy Cadets
MARION — Town Administrator James McGrail and Emergency Management Director and Police Chief Richard Nighelli report that town officials recently put their emergency response plans to the test with the help of Massachusetts Maritime Academy cadets.
Town of Marion Fireworks Display to Return this July
MARION — Town Administrator James McGrail and the Marion Fireworks Committee are pleased to announce that the town’s fireworks display will return this summer.