Plymouth couple headed to Cooperstown Hall of Fame
In a four-decade quest, the two retired teachers have traveled to home games for all 30 Major League Baseball teams.
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ICE protestors’ walk to end at Plymouth jail
Two teachers spent a week walking from Provincetown to protest treatment of immigrants detained at the county correctional facility
‘Sticker Shock’
An ambitious $92 million proposal to expand the aging Forges Field has Select Board members reeling
‘The restaurant is just a path’
At The Himalaya on Court Street, relationships matter as much as what’s on the menu.
Plymouth’s history of rope
There are still hidden remnants of the town’s ‘ropewalks’ used to spin rope for sailing ships.
‘Moth Ball’ to honor nocturnal pollinators
Plus, a moon hike, Pilates for a Purpose, reptile ambassadors, Another Tequila Sunrise, The Odyssey, Open Barn Saturdays, iPhonography, and many more happenings.
More homes were sold in town last month, but inventory remains slim
Of the 137 transactions, 21 were priced over $1 million, including a $6,350,000 Warren Avenue sale.
Pilot called ‘accomplished’
‘Just a tragedy,’ one friend said about the death of the Vietnam War veteran long known around Plymouth Municipal Airport.
Pilot killed after small plane crashes into Curlew Pond
A Kingston man was the lone occupant of the two-seater. The cause of the accident is under investigation.
Kingston takes Plymouth to court over Costco
At issue is Plymouth’s approval of a gas station site near groundwater aquifer.
Healey’s nuclear plan hits snag
Plymouth’s old Pilgrim site and the deal for surrounding acreage could be affected.
The Addams Family coming to the stage
Plus, Shop N’ Sip, a Summer history program for kids, The All Worn Out Jug Band, lots of new movies, and many more happenings.
Alleged child sex offender re-arrested on child porn charges
Out on bail after allegedly abusing a 7-year-old last year, the man is now in jail charged with possession child pornography.
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Surprise flyover Monday had a special purpose
The Navy Blue Angels were hoping for an iconic photo over the Mayflower II for a new 250th poster.
‘We were in the middle of the Big Dig’
Its business buried by the Jenney Pond restoration project, Gillis Family Tavern readies for a new home downtown.
52-year-old man dies in apparent drowning
Rescue workers searched for more than an hour following 911 call.
Suffolk judge to decide on release of ICE detainee health care records
ACLU and Plymouth Sheriff Joseph McDonald faced off in court over public disclosure.
Philharmonic’s popular conductor signs for at least another 5 years in Plymouth
Steven Karidoyanes’ 32-year run continues until at least 2031.
Mayflower II to set sail for Boston’s tall ship parade
Plus, The Addams Family, pricey Mayflower II sailing cruises, Chakulla Opening, a Carriage Barn Talk at Hedge House, and many more happenings.
Gurnet Light changes owners, lifting caretaker restrictions
The keepers of the light will balance the needs of the historic landmark against the nests of the endangered birds nearby.
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