Election preview: A look at candidates vying to represent Plymouth on Beacon Hill
Voters are choosing two House members and one senator. Housing, taxes, immigration, and the Pilgrim power plant’s decommissioning rank among the hottest issues.
PI Editor Mark Pothier receives the coveted Yankee Quill Award
Pothier was presented the award Saturday at the annual New England Newspaper & Press Association convention.
‘Obsession’ with mid-century style leads to a Cedarville revelation
The increasingly rare architectural style deserves more appreciation.
Take a musical journey through three centuries with the Philharmonic’s ‘Legends and Legacies’ concert
Plus, hip-hop star Chris Webby performs, Halloween on Main, a Burial Hill walking tour, a Jethro Tull experience, and more happenings around town.
With a suspect facing murder charges, family and friends of Brent Berkeley grieve his senseless death
The 41-year-old father was gunned down in the Middle St. parking lot Friday. Witnesses say the alleged killer tried to perform CPR.
Krasinski’s Farmhouse venue runs afoul of the town again
It’s taken legal action, alleging a promotional event at the Ellisville site violated health and safety regulations. He contends no rules were broken.
Downtown shooting leaves man dead, suspect in custody
The killing happened in the Middle Street parking lot. Police say investigation is ‘active and ongoing.’
Suspect in Redbrook thefts built a business by selling everything from onesies to a Weber grill
Despite more than a dozen charges since 2022, Sunny McDonough has not faced serious consequences.
Bob Hollis, the man behind the Spire, receives Santos community service award
He’s been involved in the Plymouth community for more than 40 years.
Traffic alert: Town warns of backups, detours due to Manomet paving work
Several streets are affected by the ongoing water main replacement project.
A setback in case against man accused of 1986 Myles Standish forest murder
Court rules confession can’t be used to prosecute Michael Hand, charged with the brutal killing of 15-year-old Tracy Gilpin.
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Town Meeting wrap-up: Land bank moves forward, property purchases OK’d, and a waterfront zoning change is approved
Saturday’s all-day session also featured a rare tiebreaker vote by moderator Steve Triffletti.
Take a deep dive into the history of religious intolerance
Plus, a Taylor Swift cover band at Memorial Hall, scary walking tours with Spirit of Plymouth, archeological activities at Plymouth Memorial Park, and lots of Halloween-y happenings.
‘Blue economy’ could help Plymouth stay in the black
A two-day conference will highlight the potential of the town’s emerging marine tech sector.
Addressing the historical confusion over Main Street Extension
The story of this small stretch of street has plenty of twists and turns.
What you need to know before Saturday’s Town Meeting
Elected representatives will gather at Plymouth North to vote on warrant items that include creating a land bank, removing FinCom appointment power from the moderator, and increasing access to White Horse Beach.
Concert will celebrate a life that ended far too soon
Allan’s Rockin’ Revival at Memorial Hall aims to raise money for suicide prevention and support.
Scaring up Halloween happenings around town
Plus, a documentary about rising seas, Ronnie Earl at the Spire, a candidates forum, and more things to do.
MacRae sues six towns, including Plymouth, over loss in Republican primary
She was narrowly defeated by Matthew Muratore but alleges election officials failed to properly verify the identity of early voters.
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