Great commentary [on motorcycle noise]. Thank you. Our home sits on Long Pond Road, just south of Clark [Road], Manomet. Long Pond Road in summer is a draw for mobs […]
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Your View
Raze the Full Sail first, then negotiate a sale price for the land
The Community Preservation Committee has recommended that Town Meeting approve the purchase of the site of the former Full Sail [bar] for the sum of $665,000 and approve the expenditure […]
Chicago’s gain is Plymouth loss
I read with disappointment that another bright, savvy, assertive woman is leaving Plymouth. Birgitta Kuehn’s move to Chicago is a big loss for our town. While she often rubbed some […]
Interview with developer missed the mark
As concerns the [“We Have Questions”] article entitled “I Had a Vision of What Plymouth Could Be”: The buildings (The Armory, Mount Pleasant School, etc.) that have been renovated by […]
Kuehn deserves praise for standing up to developer
Kudos to Plymouth Planning Board member Birgitta Kuehn for standing up to behemoth Makepeace as it plays its dirty tricks to try to add another 113 market-priced homes to the […]
It’s past time for Plymouth to say no to Makepeace
Will Plymouth to finally say no to A.D. Makepeace Company? Makepeace cloaks itself in cranberries while most of its profits are from mining sand on its 12,000 acres of land. […]
Acknowledging Indigenous Peoples’ land is not a ‘gotcha’ tactic
This letter was written by citizens of three sovereign Wôpanâak communities; the Herring Pond Wampanoag Tribe, the Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe, and the Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head (Aquinnah) in response […]
An international environmental summit was held right here in Plymouth
Environmental leaders from nine countries in Asia and South Asia met with Sustainable Plymouth and other local environmental groups as part of a three-week International Visitor Leadership Program on Monday, […]
Wampanoag land statement could prompt claims for reparations
Representatives of the Wampanoag Indian tribe have asked the Town to recognize their legacy by agreeing to recite a “Land Acknowledgement” statement at the commencement of all municipal meetings. I […]
Developers like Vayo have brought woes to Plymouth
Self-proclaimed visionaries such as developer Rick Vayo, and disciples, should be regarded with severe skepticism. They are not here to save us or “polish” Plymouth. Developers so far have given […]