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Miles of trails that traverse grasslands, woodlands, and wetlands await birders, families, nature lovers, artists, and photographers at Daniel Webster.

Digital Commonwealth is a non-profit collaborative organization, founded in 2006, that provides resources and services to support the creation, management, and dissemination of cultural heritage materials held by Massachusetts libraries, museums, historical societies, and archives. The Archives collection dates from the beginning of the Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1628 to the present day.

• Available in library or with library card.
• Gale Diversity Studies Collection is must-have for social science, history, and liberal arts coursework.
• This collection explores cultural differences, contributions and influences in our global community.
• This set includes more than 150 journals.

Massachusetts Early Intervention (EI) is a program for infants and toddlers (birth to 3 years old) who have developmental delays or are at risk of a developmental delay.

• Available in library or with library card.
• Gale Economics & Theory Collection provides academic journals and magazines focusing on topics in economics.
• Perfect for business classes, users will find hundreds of full-text journals to support their research.

• Available in library or with library card.
• Gale Environmental Studies & Policy Collection includes over 700 journals and reference books covering environmental issues policies from scientific, government, and industry perspectives.

Research your family and ancestors!

Father Bill’s & Mainspring’s mission is to end and prevent homelessness in Southern Massachusetts using programs that provide emergency and permanent housing.

• Available in library or with library card.
• Gale Fine Arts & Music Collection includes hundreds of full-text magazines and journals such as the Wilson Art Index and RILM. This collection provides students with resources to support research in areas such as drama, music, art history, and filmmaking.

Local church in Marshfield. First gathered in 1632.

Households with school-aged children can apply for free and reduced price meals by contacting your child’s school for more information. For additional information, contact the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (ESE)