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For months, no one applied to fill a vacancy on the Planning Board. Now it’s a crowded field.
Eleven people are seeking the seat (as well as an associate position). Meantime, seven candidates are vying for one open spot on the School Committee.
Latest Government News
Sand and gravel saga in Cedarville: Planning Board opposes P.A. Landers project, but favors proposal for business park
If the latter plan moves forward, it will include $2 million to make improvements at a key intersection.
Select Board doesn’t want to pay for an outside audit of the over-budget Oak Street project
Work to convert the building into three apartments was originally pegged at $475,000. The price tag is now $1.2 million.
Two seats on the Planning Board have been open for months. Why hasn’t anyone applied to fill them?
Its role in reviewing proposed development projects is considered a crucial part of government process.
Traffic alert: Clark Road widening project gets underway
Left turn lanes and traffic lights will be added to ease Pinehills traffic.
Ignoring that jury duty notice could land you before a judge
A crackdown on scofflaws has led to dozens of criminal complaints, including in Plymouth.
If you want to get involved in town government, here are two committees seeking members
Michelle Badger’s election as state representative will leave a spot open on the school board next month, and the airport advisory panel needs to fill 13 vacancies.
No decision on proposed livestock regulations as debate continues
The state says local boards of health can implement ‘reasonable’ rules, but they must pertain strictly to public health concerns.
Why did it cost the town $1.2 million to build three tiny apartments on Oak Street?
The Advisory and Finance Committee is calling for an audit of the affordable housing project, which was budgeted at $475,000.
Backyard farmers say proposed livestock rules are too strict
Town health officials say they can’t handle the number of complaints from neighbors. Regulations would put limits on raising chickens, goats, and other animals.
Election roundup: Plymouth goes for Harris, Fernandes bests Muratore in state Senate race, Badger and LaNatra win state rep seats
Nearly 40,000, or 75.2 percent, of the town’s registered voters cast ballots by mail, drop-off, or in person.
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