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  Get Our Daily Headlines and Breaking News Emails! Get Our Daily Headlines and Breaking News Emails! NEMASKET NEWS SUBSCRIBE Letter to the Editor: Vote early and make your voice heard Sep 23, 2026 To the Editor: I urge my fellow citizens; vote and vote early. Your vote is your voice. Your voice tells your story. Your story is your life and it matters. Every law and ballot measure, every executive order affects you and your loved ones. It is your sacred right and duty to cast your thoughtful vote in every election; now more than ever, when the very opportunity to vote is threatened by executive fiat and unchecked partisan gerrymandering. Some facts to consider: In the September primary, of 21,020 registered voters in Wareham, 2,013 submitted ballots. Of 21,064 registered voters in Middleboro, 3,938 submitted ballots. In Marion, about 27% of voters cast ballots. Voter turnout was 15% in Mattapoisett and 28% in Rochester. In the 2024 national election, President Trump received about ...

NEMASKET WEEK   Energy storage facility plan raises concerns   Sandy Quadros Bowles  editor@nemasketweek.com   Jul 28, 2026 Select Board members listened to a presentation on a proposed energy storage facility. Photo by Sandy Quadros Bowles MIDDLEBORO -- Residents have expressed mixed reactions to a proposed battery energy storage system on Jericho Road that Middleboro Gas and Electric representatives say will reduce utility costs to residents. Boston-based Kearsage Energy hopes to build a battery energy storage system that uses rechargeable batteries to store electricity and release it when needed. This system would result in $10 million in savings over 20 years for customers of Middleboro Gas and Electric, the company’s general manager, Ken Stone, said. The battery system charges overnight and discharges during high-demand periods. This results in savings, company representatives said, because the system is used during high-demand periods such as afternoons and eve...

  Legal Advertisements - Week of March 26, 2026 Mar 26, 2026 TOWN OF MIDDLEBOROUGH CONSERVATION COMMISSION The Middleborough Conservation Commission will hold a hearing under M.G.L. c. 131, s.40, the Wetlands Protection Act, for work associated with the construction of a single-family house including utilities, driveway, grading, tree clearing, and landscaping within 100’ of a bordering vegetated wetland at 304 Wood Street, Map 52, Lot 1733. Hearing has been requested by Brandon Buote. Hearing will be held April 2, 2026 at 7:40 PM in the Select Board Meeting Room, at the Town Hall, 10 Nickerson Avenue and via remote. Join Zoom meeting:  https :// us06web . zoom . us / j / 84112842982 Nancy Ockers, Chair Diane Stewart, 1st Co-Vice Chair Keri Gallagher, 2nd Co-Vice Chair Gerard Boissonneault Bart Devine Adam Guaraldi John Neely   TOWN OF MIDDLEBOROUGH CONSERVATION COMMISSION The Middleborough Conservation Commission will hold a hearing under M.G.L. ch.131, s.40, the Wetland...