Photo Credit: Patti Anne Photography
In that same spirit, nothing could have prepared me and the many people that volunteered during Merry Days for the out pouring of gratitude for this event. The kindness of people is and attitude of gratitude surrounds us. And I think we are the lucky ones because this is evident in all that we do for one another in Marshfield. Of the people I spoke to personally, none were ready for the amount of joy they would have felt, the tears on their cheeks and the resolve that it is in giving that we receive.

Karrie GreeneDecember 25, 2020Marshfield Today

FRIENDS OF MARSHFIELD ANIMAL SHELTER

This Giving Tuesday, supporters of Friends of the Marshfield Animal Shelter can create a Facebook fundraiser on their behalf and ask followers to donate to help our four-legged friends.

Karrie GreeneNovember 30, 2020MARSHFIELD ANIMAL SHELTER

GOODWILL HUNTERS

Karrie GreeneOctober 8, 2020MarshfieldToday.com

Abby Fusco and her Internship Journey.

Internships aren’t uncommon, but in rising MHS senior Abby Fusco’s case, an internship with Stacy Padula O'Halloran has been a notably unique experience. Not only for her age but for the work she’s been doing for Stacy.

Laurie FranceSeptember 3, 2020MarshfieldToday.com

The Elk's Club's Citizen of the Year Award

Karrie GreeneJuly 22, 2020

Every little thing.

Kathy tells me about how much Ferry Hill has meant to her and her family. She is eager to continue supporting Ferry Hill in any way she can and encourages others to do the same in hopes that other families can continue to experience the serenity and beauty of the property for a very long time.

Laurie FranceJune 11, 2020Massachusetts General Hospital

Martha Murphy and Stacey Shanahan

The last day of school is on June 17, and in the meantime, acts of kindness and support like Martha and Stacey’s bookmark idea are keeping Marshfield students engaged and feeling supported.

Karrie GreeneJune 4, 2020Furnace Brook Middle School

ALWAYS SUNNY ABOVE THE CLOUDS.

In a time when our community is so deeply impacted by something so negative, it’s important to realize that there are affirmations all around us. Sometimes it just takes looking up and focusing, and finding the slants of light breaking through the clouds. That’s exactly what happened for Nina Wessen.

Karrie GreeneMay 27, 2020Marshfield Today

HAVE YOU BEEN WINED?

Though not a Marshfield exclusive, the group has certainly reached our town. Baskets encompass a wide range of talent and creativity. And beverages cover the continent with entries from Moscato to Captain and Coke. But as in anything great it’s all about the delivery.

The deliveries are sometimes reminiscent of mash ups with Kiki Challenge meets Door Dash, Unicorns and Dancing Unicorns. The Patron Saint seems to be a lady originally from Vineland New Jersey and living in Sweden. Her name is Ina Nicosia- Schelker. Check out her YouTube Channel.

Karrie GreeneMay 21, 2020MARSHFIELD TODAY

We Welcome Neighbors

Increased unemployment means that a lot of people who may have never needed food assistance in the past are utilizing these resources. In April alone, Board Member and Pantry Treasurer, Julie Johnson recounts 68 new families being served at the food pantry.

Karrie GreeneMay 14, 2020The Marshfield Food Pantry

Lights Up! MHS 20/20

Stacey Emery Walsh, a Marshfield resident, is heartbroken for her son, Michael Walsh. Walsh explains, “He didn’t know March 12th would be his last day of school. He never got to say goodbye to his teachers and didn’t know all of the things that would be his last. Last car ride from school, last lunch, last homeroom. It’s MHS tradition to have teachers ‘clap’ out the seniors on the last day of school as a way of saying goodbye, good luck, we love you, and that won’t happen.”

Karrie GreeneMay 9, 2020Marshfield High School

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