Town Clerk Nancy Oates expected a record Election Day turnout and it looks like she was right!  As of Sept. 27, the number of registered voters in Duxbury was 11,089,  according to Assistant Town Clerk Linda Salvati.  That total could be increased by as many as a couple of hundred, with late registrants, she said.

Warren Miller’s 63rd annual feature film “Flow State” continues its US Tour at the Duxbury Performing Arts Center Dec. 6 at 7 p.m. with one show only.

The Duxbury 375th Celebration Committee will be presenting its third and final Candlelight Concert program Friday, Nov. 16, 7 p.m. at the Performing Arts Center. This concert will showcase the award-winning Duxbury High School music ensembles and faculty with special guest conductor Steven Karidoyanes.

Meet a ballerina from José Mateo Ballet Theatre’s production of “The Nutcracker” at the Duxbury Free Library on Wednesday, Nov. 14 at 4:15 p.m.

The Duxbury Interfaith Council will hold its annual Thanksgiving morning Interfaith Service at 7:30 a.m. Nov. 22, at Bumpus Park in front of the King Caesar House.

The Duxbury Interfaith Council will hold its annual Thanksgiving morning Interfaith Service at 7:30 a.m. Nov. 22, at Bumpus Park in front of the King Caesar House.

How many doughnuts can you balance on your forehead?  How fast can you empty a tissue box with one hand?  “Minute To Win It!” is coming back to DMS!

Jack Conway Realtor’s Duxbury office on Rte. 3A is a new drop-off site for donations for the “Lion’s Share” Food Pantry on Summer Street. “Our late founder Jack Conway left an extraordinary legacy of community service and philanthropy on the South Shore,” said Conway Duxbury Manager Janet Pis-tone. “We want to follow his lead by helping the Duxbury Lions Club to feed needy residents in our town.”  The Duxbury Lions Club established the “Lions Share” Food Pantry in June and has already helped serve many members of the community.

Storm’s blow not as bad as expected, town well prepared; NStar falters at storm’s height

Currently in his eleventh year working in Duxbury schools, Jim Donovan is enjoying his new role as DHS assistant principal. We recently caught up with Jim and discovered how much he cares about and appreciates his students.

Duxbury residents will go to the polls on Tuesday, Nov. 6, from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. to cast their ballots.  Town Clerk Nancy Oates expects a large turnout due to local races.

Jack Conway Realtor’s Duxbury office on Rte. 3A is a new drop-off site for donations for the “Lion’s Share” Food Pantry on Summer Street. “Our late founder Jack Conway left an extraordinary legacy of community service and philanthropy on the South Shore,” said Conway Duxbury Manager Janet Pistone. “We want to follow his lead by helping the Duxbury Lions Club to feed needy residents in our town.”  The Duxbury Lions Club established the “Lions Share” Food Pantry in June and has already helped serve so many members of our community.

A garrulous widow who brokers marriages, dancing and other wicked dealings in turn of the 19th century Yonkers, New York turns a day in New York City into a comical adventure.  This ageless American comedy is the basis for that favorite musical, “Hello, Dolly.”

Duxbury Before and After Dark will be offering their Winter Session of Driver’s Education during the February school vacation week.