Tagged: Scituate

Art Joseph speaks with WATD’s Christine James about the CERT, or Citizens Emergency Response Team Program.  

Scituate Town Administrator Jim Boudreau gives WATD’s Dan McCready a preview of the Special and Annual Town Meeting. Scituate Town Meeting will begin at 7 p.m. at Scituate High School.

A brown water alert has been issued for Scituate. Town officials the Fire Department is responding to a vehicle fire on Jericho Rd. in the vicinity of the Scituate Yacht Club. As a result they say there could be brown water incidents in the surrounding area and some discoloration in the water. Residents are also […]

Crews are on scene of a water main break in Scituate. Town officials say The Gas Company damaged a water service on Lantern Ln. This will likely disrupt service in the area for the next 4 to 6 hours and officials say there may be some discoloration in the water as the service is restored. […]

Listen to full episodes of the Sports Exchange HERE On Friday night, the Sailors faithful packed in the gym at Scituate High for a visit from Chicopee Comp. Scituate, the 15 seed in Division 2, was facing a likely final home game for its seniors. With a spot in the Sweet 16 on the line, […]

Listen to full episodes of the Sports Exchange HERE With a style that never goes out of style, the Scituate boys basketball program is primed to compete for hardware each and every year. The 2024 season will prove no different, with the Sailors in the driver’s seat in the Patriot League Fisher Division, with a […]

The Town of Scituate says that on Monday they will be temporarily shutting down the water treatment plant.   Kevin Cafferty, the town’s Director of Public Works says this is routine maintenance.   Cafferty says residents may notice fluctuations in water flow and occasional discoloration.   Anyone with questions or concerns is being asked to […]

This Sunday, 95.9 WATD announced the finalists for the 2023 Bill Wilhelm Award, recognizing the most outstanding high school football player on the South Shore. Announced during the Sports Exchange, airing every Sunday at 5 p.m., three student athletes from the area were announced from the pool of 10 semifinalists that were named last month. […]

Officials in Scituate are warning residents about a possible scam as power restoration efforts and storm cleanup continues. Town officials say there have been reported cases in surrounding towns where tree cleanup crews falsely claimed affiliation with National Grid and sought payment for their services. National Grid crews will never request money from residents and […]

The lights are still out in many parts of Plymouth according to Town Manager Derek Brindisi following Monday’s storm. Meanwhile in Scituate, Town Administrator Jim Boudreau says that although power isn’t fully restored they have been making progress. Rockland Town Administrator Douglas Lapp says things weren’t as bad in his town. Stay tuned to 95.9 […]