Differing opinions on rift between town manager, Independent aired at Select Board meeting
Brindisi says he’s confident ‘we will work this out.’
There were more than 100 property sales in town last month
Nine transactions topped $1 million as prices and interest rates remained up.
After a long career, police captain says he’s had enough
Jason Higgins, 49, has filed for a disability pension.
A struggling Mayflower Brewing tries to avoid tapping out
Owner Drew Brosseau says he’s working to save the 17-year-old business amid an industry-wide slowdown.
Love animals? This rescue farm will train you to nurture them.
Plus, ‘A Complete Unknown’ continues at Plimoth Cinema, a mocktails workshop at Book Love, Nashville’s Sarah Martin at the Spire, MLK Day events, and more happenings around town.
Brindisi orders ‘all appointed town officials to cease all communication with the PI’
Calling it the ‘Plymouth Enquirer’ and ‘distasteful,’ the town manager cites ‘negative’ reporting and the ‘targeting’ of him and others.
After six months, Planning Board vacancy is filled
Attorney Joseph Higgins has been appointed to take the seat held by Birgitta Kuehn.
They went around the world in 10 days
A Plymouth father and daughter, along with a friend, took scores of mind-numbing international flights to earn airline points.
On the fifth attempt, prosecutors get their wish: Alleged serial package thief jailed
Sonny McDonough had faced increasing scrutiny after being charged with Redbrook mailhouse thefts.
From a field of six, Christina Bryant wins School Committee seat
She replaces Michelle Badger, who was elected as a state representative.
MacRae moves to drop lawsuit over her narrow primary loss in Senate race
She stands by her allegation that voters were not properly identified by local officials, but concedes the legal action is moot.
A conversation with an eyewitness to Irish upheaval
Plus, ‘The Count of Monte Cristo’ at Plimoth Cinema, a winter wreath workshop, comedy at the Spire, a Pilgrim-style bread making class, and more events around town.
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This year’s menorah lighting at Plymouth Rock holds special meaning
Chabad of the South Shore plans a ‘community celebration’ Sunday, marking the 50th anniversary of the first such public display in the nation.
Will the Plymouth MBTA station ever reopen?
The answer is complicated, and in more ways than you might imagine.
‘We will all be in each other’s thoughts’
Select Board member Kevin Canty talks about his personal loss and urges those grieving loved ones to seek support during the holidays.
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