MARION — Marion Council on Aging (COA) Director Karen Gregory is pleased to share that the COA will begin to resume offering limited services to residents as the state begins to see a decrease in the number of COVID-19 cases.
Marion Officials Share Phase 1 of State’s New Reopening Guidelines
MARION — Marion officials wish to share information about Gov. Charlie Baker’s four-phase approach for reopening the state and the mandatory guidelines for businesses allowed to reopen over the next week.
Richard Nighelli Selected to be New Marion Police Chief Following Retirement of Chief John Garcia
MARION — Town Administrator Jay McGrail, the Marion Board of Selectmen and the Marion Police Department are pleased to announce that Marion Police Lt. Richard Nighelli has been selected to be the town’s new police chief come January.
Marion Board of Health to Host Informational Webinar on Proposed Regulation for Septic Systems
MARION — The Marion Board of Health announces that it will hold an informational webinar to discuss nitrogen-reducing septic systems and why a new regulation is being considered to reduce new sources of nitrogen to Marion’s coastal waters.
Town of Marion Encourages Residents to Vote Early in Annual Town Election
MARION — Town Administrator James McGrail and Town Clerk Elizabeth Magauran wish to encourage residents to vote early in the Marion Town Election and would like to provide information regarding how residents’ mailed-in votes are safeguarded.
Update #7 (9:15 a.m.) Town of Marion Announces Update on COVID-19 Situation
MARION — Town Administrator James McGrail and the Marion Board of Health would like provide residents with an update on the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) situation in Marion.
Update #6 (9:15 a.m.) Town of Marion Announces Update on COVID-19 Situation
MARION — Town Administrator James McGrail and the Marion Board of Health would like provide residents with an update on the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) situation in Marion.
Marion Board of Health Issues Advisory to Essential Businesses Regarding Face Coverings
MARION — Town Administrator James McGrail announces that the Marion Board of Health has issued an advisory to essential businesses urging them to require employees to wear face coverings to help mitigate the spread of COVID-19.
Update #4 (9:15 a.m.) Town of Marion Announces Important Update on COVID-19 Situation
MARION — Town Administrator James McGrail and the Marion Board of Health would like provide residents with an update on the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) situation in Marion.
Town of Marion Announces Extension of Tax Deadline for Marion Taxpayers
MARION — Town Administrator James McGrail and Town Treasurer/Tax Collector Katherine Milligan would like to inform residents that, per recently signed state legislation, the Town is extending the due date for tax payments in response to COVID-19.