An investigation is underway after some recently discovered photos reference a member of the Scituate Public Schools Administrative staff. A joint letter from the town’s Select Board & School Committee says that some parents sent school Superintendent Bill Burkhead two photos taken on Museum Beach depicting what appears to be a grave in the sand […]
The Cohasset Select Board is responding to a recent ruling by the Attorney General’s Office regarding a law that would impact Scituate’s waterways. The board’s chair Jean Healey Dippold says they are looking at their next steps. Scituate officials however, welcomed the ruling saying it was an attempt to control what people can put […]
A decision from the Massachusetts Attorney General’s Office declares that a Cohasset by law that impacts Scituate’s waterways is invalid. Scituate Select Board Chair Maura Curran tells Christine James  this is important because the Select Board and other town officials felt that the Cohasset town by law was attempting to control what people can put […]
Marshfield Police Chief Phillip Tavares, Marshfield Fire Chief Jeffrey Simpson, Scituate Police Chief Chief Mark Thompson, and Scituate Deputy Fire Chief Mark Donovan speak with WATD’s Christine James about safety plans for the July 4th Holiday.
A training exercise will be wrapping up Friday morning in Scituate. Scituate Police say they are taking part in a joint public safety training with the Fire Department. The exercise will be taking place on the High School and Middle School campus. Officials say that access to portions of the campus may be restricted and/or […]
Scituate Town Administrator Jim Boudreau speaks with WATD’s Dan McCready about Monday night’s Special and Annual Town Meeting. The Scituate Special and Annual Town Meetings will begin at 7 p.m. at the Scituate High School Gymnasium at 606 Chief Justice Cushing Highway.
Isabella Ripley speaks with WATD’s Dan McCready about the Pooch Playoffs. For more information click here.
A water main break has been reported in Scituate. Town officials say a private contractor hit a water main on Foxwell Ln. while replacing new services. Water service in the area will likely be off for 2 hours.
State Rep. Patrick Kearney speaks with WATD’s Dan McCready about tax refunds and possible assistance with home heating costs.
A Plymouth woman is facing charges after allegedly stealing roughly $200,000 from her employer. Plymouth County District Attorney Timothy J. Cruz says that 55-year-old Maureen M. Graham was indicted Friday by a Plymouth County grand jury on four counts of Larceny Over $1,200, two counts of Forgery, and three counts of Tax Evasion. Graham was […]