Marshfield: Community Preservation open house is tonight

By
David Skill
– Posted on June 11, 2014Posted in: Local News

Tonight the Town of Marshfield’s Community Preservation Committee is hosting its annual Open House and Planning Session.

Members of Marshfield’s CPC are looking to hear from residents about the types of projects they would like to see developed and funded through community preservation.

Community Preservation can fund projects, but only in certain areas like open space acquisition, affordable housing, historic preservation, and recreation.

Residents can also find out about past CPC projects, as well as projects recently approved at Marshfield’s Annual Town Meeting including trail engineering, skate park restoration, cemetery restoration and the new Harbor Park in Brant Rock.

Tonight’s meeting is at 7 p.m. at the Seth Ventress Building on South River Street.

 

 

 

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About David Skill

Dave Skill’s radio career began in the fall of 1964 when he arrived on the campus of Holy Cross College in Worcester, MA. Dave barely got his bags unpacked when he paid a visit to WCHC, the campus radio station. And, before he knew it, he was spending so much time as a disc jockey and news writer/reporter, it seemed like he was majoring in “radio” and minoring in academics at “The Cross”. As you might imagine, his grades reflected it! During his junior and senior years, he also worked weekends in news and as a disc jockey at WNEB, the CBS radio affiliate in Worcester at the time.