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Marshfield, Massachusetts

Marshfield, Massachusetts
A prominent coastal hub of the South Shore, Marshfield is defined by its extensive salt marshes, five miles of public coastline, and rich maritime heritage. Historically recognized as the home of 19th-century statesman Daniel Webster, the “Farmer of Marshfield,” the town offers a diverse landscape ranging from the bustling beaches of Brant Rock and Green Harbor to the tranquil nature preserves of the Daniel Webster Wildlife Sanctuary. With its deep colonial roots and vibrant summer population, Marshfield remains a cornerstone of Plymouth County, balancing historic preservation with active, modern community growth.

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Marshfield, Massachusetts

Flash from the Past- On April 27, 2014, a homemade pipe bomb was found in the Brant Rock esplanade in Marshfield, Massachusetts

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July 9, 2025
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 A police officer was alerted to a suspicious device on Ocean Street around 3:30 p.m., leading to the area being sealed off and evacuated by police and fire units. The State Fire Marshal’s office confirmed it was a pipe bomb, described as…

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MARSHFIELD, Mass Killer asks to be paroled In Feb. for the fifth time, denied release for James Riva, of Marshfield, dubbed the “Vampire Killer

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July 6, 2025
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NATICK — The state Parole Board has for the fifth time denied release for James Riva, of Marshfield, dubbed the “Vampire Killer,” after he stabbed and shot his grandmother in 1980 and tried to suck blood out of her bullet…