Are you ready for Saturday’s Thanksgiving parade?
Details on the route, where you can and can’t park, and how to catch a shuttle bus to the main event.
From a teetering Jeep to a toppled sign to a dangling bumper, police arrest three drivers in separate incidents
Alcohol and drugs allegedly fueled the vehicular misadventures.
‘Speed and greed’: Readers react to column on rampant red-light running
You have a lot to say about Plymouth drivers and traffic enforcement.
‘It’s just an amazing historic moment’
The state officially recognizes Plymouth’s Herring Pond Wampanoag Tribe.
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.
Former Holtec worker at Pilgrim plant alleges radiation poisoning
The 41-year-old man has filed a federal suit. The company, in charge of decommissioning the Manomet site, wants it thrown out.
Playing the long game: A brief history of Thanksgiving Day football in Plymouth
The North-South game is a tradition, but it’s not as old as you might think. Remember the Silver Lake rivalry? How about Whitman?
Unified Basketball Jamboree was about ‘something bigger’
The tourney held at Plymouth North paired student athletes with players who have intellectual disabilities.
Just about everything you need to know about America’s Hometown Thanksgiving Celebration
Details for a weekend of holiday events, plus two acclaimed films at Plimoth Cinema, poets in the Pinehills, a pub crawl, and more happenings around town.
‘I can see myself getting a job in computers’
A Digital Divas boot camp at Plymouth South aims to help bridge the gender gap in science and tech fields.
Plymouth fire chief warns of ‘extremely high’ brush and wildfire fire risk
Foley says a ban on outdoor burning is likely to remain in place indefinitely because of drought conditions.
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The blaze in a garage and outbuilding threatened nearby houses in the dense North Plymouth neighborhood.
Fox wins big with his wife but finishes second on ‘Jeopardy!’
The Plymouth resident took the lead in the game show’s final round but came up short in the end.
Here are the latest numbers on Plymouth’s housing market
With interest rates and inflation creeping up again after declines, uncertainty remains the norm.
At Thanksgiving time, sizing up Plymouth Rock
It may not be much to look at, but the 10-ton piece of granite holds deep meaning, symbolizing perseverance to some and persecution to others.
Suspect in organized theft spree held on $100,000 bail
She and another woman allegedly stole goods from Ulta in Plymouth – as well as from other stores in Massachusetts and elsewhere – as part of a crime ring.
A bountiful story of the harvest feast at Plimoth Patuxet
Plus, Livingston Taylor at the Spire, a talk about the true history of Thanksgiving, free meals for vets, the 5 Gallon Challenge for Hunger, and more things to do before the holidays.
The question is, how will Plymouth’s Jonathan Fox do on ‘Jeopardy!’ Tuesday?
He’s sworn to secrecy in advance of the show’s airing, but says it was the ‘experience of a lifetime.’
From old books to new artwork, painting a picture of the Russell building’s past and present
Now home to the Plymouth Center for the Arts, it has a long and colorful history.
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