I write in support of the prohibition on the sale of liquor in bottles less than or equal to 100 ml. We have heard many reasons why this prohibition is […]
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Your View
Nips are hardly the only trash problem in town
Nips are only part of the overall scattered trash that has lined our roads for years here in South Plymouth. The fast-food litter and many varieties of alcohol containers all […]
There’s a good reason why alcohol is sold in small containers
It should not be the role of government to mandate the size of containers that products come in. Liquor companies package their products in small containers because there is a demand […]
Liquor store owner says nip ban will cause people to drink more
I would like to share my thoughts on the nip ban. Why should we punish the majority of consumers because of the bad behavior of a few? Most people who […]
Newcomer was ‘shocked’ by the lack of local news coverage in Plymouth
We moved to Plymouth about 18 months ago from the Berkshires – there we had a physical newspaper and at least two online news sources (that had journalists on staff). […]
League wants to know why so few of us cast ballots in town elections
The League of Women Voters of the Plymouth Area was dismayed when it saw the percentage of those who voted in the elections last May was a mere 15 percent. […]
Plymouth residents can opt to purchase clean electricity
Thank you for Porter Hoagland’s excellent article describing Plymouth’s challenges in preparing for the impacts of a warming climate. One paragraph deserves clarification: While 49 percent of the electricity supplied […]
We need a Trader Joe’s or Whole Foods in Plymouth
Thanks for your reporting of Plymouth’s downtown evolution. Would love to see a Trader Joe’s or Whole Foods pop up in Plymouth – a perfect place for either versus traveling […]
Challenging her own thoughts on personal identity
I couldn’t help but be impressed by Gena Corea’s perspective on immigrant versus pilgrim. As an immigrant myself, arriving on a boat with my family shortly after WWII, my father […]
Immigrants, like pilgrims of all kinds, are on a journey
I just got my library card and, as a new Plymouth resident, immediately checked out books on Plymouth history. Reading them, I suddenly wondered: Couldn’t we call the people at our […]