Peter “Sam” Hasson of 61 Hull Street, Cohasset will serve as Treasurer of The committee to Elect Fred Koed Cohasset Selectman. “Fred’s balanced approach to town government has Cohasset moving in the right direction, and he’s the right candidate to maintain that momentum,” Hasson said. Koed has been meeting with voters and discussing Cohasset’s future.…
South Shore Recycling Cooperative member towns will host four more household hazardous waste collections this spring. Residents may attend their own or their host town’s event at no charge. Collections are scheduled from 9 am- 1 pm as follows: 4/26 Hanover Transfer Station, 118 Rockland St. (Rt. 139) 5/10 Duxbury/Kingston, Duxbury Middle School, St. George…
Colleges and universities prepare students for a variety of professions, including a number of careers in the entertainment field. Degrees are offered in music, dancing, singing and acting. But we don’t offer a degree in one of the most popular forms of entertainment in this country: Sports. It’s time that oversight is remedied. This is…
The New England Information Office of the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) has released figures for the Boston Consumer Price Index (CPI) in March 2014. The CPI program produces monthly data on changes in the prices paid by urban consumers for a representative basket of goods and services. Some highlights: The Consumer Price Index…
Chances are, whether you’ve known Steve Sinopoli for years, or have just met him – he will ask you for money. “I just had Lasik surgery, I sent (the doctor) a note and he sent me $100 bucks!” The money isn’t for Steve, but rather The National Multiple Sclerosis Society. Steve’s sister Sharon was diagnosed…
