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MARION — A little light drizzle wasn’t enough to stop garden aficionados from soaking up the sights at the Marion Secret G

Pandolfi’s Mattapoisett Diner. Matt’s Blackboard in Rochester has placed ads for four months, manager Mattos said, but had “no bites.’’ Kate Ross of Kate’s Simple eats in Marion said she hasn’t been able to raise wages to incentivize applicants, noting the price of food and sanitary equipment have “skyrocketed.” Covid restrictions have eased, but some Tri-Town businesses are facing a new challenge: Finding enough staff to keep them fully operational through the busy summer sea...

May 5, 2021 Marion — The Marion Garden Group will host “Secret Gardens Of Marion” on Friday, June 25, 2021. This event will support the group’s efforts to beautify the town gardens, entrances, and window boxes during the coming year. Secret Gardens of Marion is a one-day event and will be held rain or shine. The tour includes eight private gardens throughout Marion and East Marion. Gardens and events at Sippican Historical Society, Elizabeth Taber Library and Marion Art Center...

Wareham, Marion businesses receive COVID small business grants Wicked Local BOSTON – Sen. Marc R. Pacheco, D-Taunton, has announced 17 additional businesses in the 1st Plymouth & Bristol district have been selected to receive a total of $745,000 through the COVID-19 Small Business Grant Program, including a business in Wareham and two in Marion. They are LR Hunt LLC, $10,000, in Wareham; and Kate’s Simple Eats LLC, $40,000; A.B.R. Vending Inc., $10,000; in Marion. These awards to businesses...

Feb 4, 2021 MARION — State Senator Marc Pacheco announced on Jan. 28 that two more Marion businesses — Kate’s Simple Eats and A.B.R Vending, Inc. — will receive covid aid through the Small Business Grant Program.  Kate’s Simple eats will receive $40,000 and A.B.R Vending will receive $10,000 in aid.  The grants come as part of a $750,000 round of relief from the state, and follows three other rounds of relief totaling over $3 million.  “Since the COVID-19 Small Busines...