Mass. Audubon announces its summer program schedule at Duxbury Beach. Programs are  supported by Duxbury Beach Reservation, Inc. All programs begin at 9:30 a.m. in the right hand parking lot across the Powder Point Bridge. All are free. Kids’ programs at 9:30 a.m. every Saturday until Aug. 29.

The Coolidge Corner Theatre has teamed up with the Duxbury Performing Arts Center  to present a series of summer art films. The final movie will be running on Saturday, Aug. 22.

D. Harriette (”Dickie”) Sarkisian of Duxbury, formerly of Bridgewater, died Aug. 4 in Jordan Hospital in Plymouth at the age of 100.

Brian and Eileen Donnelly are packing their bags for a trip to Russia. But this isn’t a vacation for the two college professors –– they are headed across the world to lecture.

They were always there, hints about Duxbury’s past, hidden just a few inches in the dirt.

The four sailboats of the ACCESSAIL program glided over the calm waters of Duxbury Bay Saturday afternoon, racing around two giant orange inflatable buoys. The programs participants were technically racing, but they were having so much fun the program’s director had to remind them to come back to the Duxbury Bay Maritime School, where a barbecue was waiting.

The dispute over the failure to renew the contract of DHS lacrosse coach Chris Sweet had the whole town boiling. But in the end, it was a face-to-face meeting between two people that led to a solution.

The long-running dispute with developer Charles Tringale over land clearing fees has been settled –– but members of the Planning Board aren’t happy about it.