Known as “Duxbury’s hometown newspaper,” the Duxbury Clipper has been in continuous circulation since 1950. This publication features engaging stories about local happenings.
Features
Rocks, Paper, Scissors has just the thing for children
Duxbury artists find their expressions in many forms
Cameron enlightens Senior Center audience through animated films
Duxbury’s Bill Wilhelm hangs up his mic at WATD
The Concept Shed POPS UP opportunities
COA program offers advice on avoiding scams
Knowing what to do when things go wrong
Duxbury native Edwin Hill returns to talk about his first novel
When WWI came, they answered the call
Learning how to bring Joy into our lives
Finding their idenity, library hosts discussion on transgender issues
A chance encounter leads Bradley to a lifelong love of community theater
The Clipper visits Norm Laviolette
Cold Chocolate bring tuneful brew of Americana to Duxbury
Jay Psaros turns life experiences into music
Duxbury Camera Club thrives in the digital age
News
Keeping kids mentally healthy in the modern age
Business leaders discuss vocational and technical options for Duxbury High School students
Senior Center will unveil new wing Friday morning
Heading boldly into the future
They’re ready to save the world
Young and young at heart team up to make a difference for the homeless
Stepping up the fight against plastic straws
Senior Center offers memory training course
What’s in the water system, VLAC pipes
Group honors Harry Katz by bringing people together
Remembering those who are no longer here
More questions than answers about Pilgrim Nuclear Power Plant’s decommissioning
Town Government
Bringing the town’s future into focus
Envision Duxbury forum reveals town’s concerns
Jonathan is an experienced storyteller who strives to bring communities together with the power of the written and spoken word. His experience spans across multiple mediums, as he’s worked extensively in reporting for local publications as well as producing and editing radio shows and podcasts. Whether you’re in need of a country album suggestion, or sharp reporting on local affairs, Jonathan’s interests and experience covers it all.