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How much did Marshfield pay its employees in 2023? We have the entire payroll

Marshfield paid municipal and school employees nearly $75 million in salaries and other pay in 2023.

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Marshfield unveils bigger, better senior center for the South Shore

Marshfield unveiled its expanded senior center with dozens of options to help local residents stay connected, active and healthy.

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Who Is Eligible for COVID Booster Shots in Massachusetts? – NECN

Who Is Eligible for COVID Booster Shots in Massachusetts? – NECN
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Who Is Eligible for COVID Booster Shots in Massachusetts? – NBC Boston

Who Is Eligible for COVID Booster Shots in Massachusetts? – NBC Boston
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Rising Seas: Time for Mass Towns to Retreat From the Coast?

Rising Seas: Time for Mass. Towns to Retreat From the Coast? © Provided by New England Cable News In New England, people love to live by the water. But with rising sea levels and coastal erosion, those beautiful views come with a tradeoff: more frequent and severe storm damage, thanks to climate change. So when is it time for communities to consider a retreat from the coast? The NBC10 Investigators looked into the controversial strategy, known as managed retreat, and spoke with environmental experts who believe it will eventually be coming to an eastern Massachusetts town near you. Coastal Barrier Showing Signs of Weakness

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