Golden announces Republican bid for state representative
The Select Board chair omits party affiliation in a video announcing his candidacy.
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Pilgrim Hall Museum to host 1621 militia reenactment
Plus, a free senior breakfast, pianist Dan Kennedy, soft pretzel making, indie filmmaker and author John Sayles at Book Love, and many other events.
Study to measure radiation levels around Pilgrim site
A $700,000 federal grant has been awarded to fund monitors, collect data from residents.
More snow, another parking ban
Restrictions in place until Sunday morning. Citing bylaw, officials urge residents, businesses to promptly clear sidewalks.
Plymouth preps for the Super Bowl
From ‘MayeFlower Brewing’ to parties and platters, the Patriots are on the menu locally.
Plymouth state trooper charged with kidnapping girlfriend
Lawyer says he ‘absolutely denies the allegations.’
Select Board rejects advisory committee on wastewater plan
The board voted instead to proceed with diverting it away from the harbor to basins in Camelot Park.
Sandwich St. gas station complex getting overhaul
Canaan Fuels is replacing its convenience store and pumps with a more modern facility.
Former Boys & Girls Club staffer indicted on assault charges
The 21-year-old aide allegedly molested a 7-year-old boy there last year.
Protestors Picket ICE outside Town Hall
An ongoing series of protests organized by Plymouth Indivisible, part of a nationwide effort, is set to continue this weekend.
Humor author Liz Gotauco presents ‘Anti-Valentine’s Date Night’
Plus, best-picture nominee ‘The Secret Agent’ at Plimoth Cinema, the First Friday Bird Walk, an afternoon of Duke Ellington, a Barbara Streisand tribute, and many more events.
On again, off again: Town rescinds Sunday parking ban
A nor’easter is expected to graze Plymouth, but forecasts call for just a few inches.
Piled snow, covered sidewalks draw ire from downtown residents
Residents cite clogged streets, shop and restaurant owners say slower-than-normal removal efforts hurt business.
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Troubled Plymouth preschool changes ownership
Transfer means reports alleging misconduct and mishandling of abuse and neglect claims have vanished from state website.
At 95, Charlie Vandini remains the ‘Mayor of North Plymouth’
His well-known hardware store fended off the onslaught of big-box chains.
Wandering kindergartner prompts tighter security
After a 5-year-old went missing for several minutes earlier this month at Nathaniel Morton elementary, school officials beef up monitoring.
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Comedians to raise money for toddler facing cancer
Plus, pianist Roman Rudnytsky at the library, making sourdough bread at Untold Brewing, a full moon hike, and many other happenings.
As storm nears, town announces parking ban, offers resources
Restrictions take effect at 1 p.m. Sunday. Forecast calls for 12-18 inches, gusty winds.
Scaled back apartment complex OK’d for Sandwich St.
A 26-unit development will replace two empty medical buildings. Neighbors are concerned about traffic and density.
Town Meeting form of government under fire again
An effort to change the charter is going forward, less than four years after a similar move fizzled.
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