An amplification to your story on Plymouth Rock symbolizing both perseverance and persecution (which is true indeed) … the Rock also has another symbolic meaning – American independence. This was […]
Category: Your View
Your View
Old library on North Street was a place of inspiration
I loved Bill Fornaciari’s article about the library. I haven’t lived in Plymouth for over 50 years, but my fondest childhood memories are from the library [on North Street], so […]
‘Rules are for other people’ mentality prevails on roads
Thank you so much for this article. I was so excited to read someone else was noticing this, I made my husband stop what he was doing and listen to […]
Reckless driving illustrates ‘everyone for themselves’ attitude
Thanks so much for today’s great piece about reckless driving in Plymouth. It’s a trend I’ve noticed across the region for several years now and I agree that it’s really […]
Selfish drivers put others at risk
I go crazy all day witnessing these selfish drivers [who don’t stop at red lights]. We live in Plymouth and Boston and the drivers just love getting past our safety […]
Massive sand pits are scarring Plymouth’s landscape
I am sure we have all seen them. Driving south towards the old exit 5 and boom, there they are: huge, open, ugly pits. Expansive open fields, devoid of life […]
It’s time to reopen Plymouth’s commuter rail station
I am deeply concerned about the social issue of transportation accessibility, which impacts Plymouth directly due to the closure of the MBTA station located in Cordage Park. Initially closed temporarily […]
Plymouth needs more shelter space for people dealing with homelessness
As the winter months are approaching, people who are homeless need a warm place to stay. Every year, Plymouth offers shelters during the months of November to March, most of […]
Address root causes of shoplifting at Plymouth’s Walmart
As a social work student, I was disheartened to learn about the increased instances of shoplifting at the Walmart Supercenter in our community, especially considering the underlying causes behind this […]
P.A. Landers is more focused on sand mining than cranberries
I’d like to thank Michael Cohen for his article “Developer wants to remove 2 million yards of sand and gravel from Cedarville parcel.” He shined a spotlight on the rapidly […]