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.
‘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.
Under tough conditions, firefighters keep Alden St. fire from spreading
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.
Wild in the streets of Plymouth: When did running red lights become normalized?
In 40 minutes, I witnessed more than two dozen drivers ignore traffic signals. It’s become an everyday occurrence.
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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.
Firefighter charged with making secret video recordings resigns under pressure
Richard Pimental continued to get paid while on leave. He stepped down rather than face a disciplinary hearing.
To the Moon and Back has landed at its new home
Plus, the story of Squanto at Pilgrim Hall, jazz pianist Laszlo Gardony at the Spire, Celtic Thunder at Memorial Hall, and more goings-on around town.
Haven’t voted yet? Here’s a last-days election guide.
Where to go on Tuesday, how to check the status of your mailed-in ballot, and sample ballots for Plymouth’s two state districts.
Plymouth wins $678,000 to prepare high school students for clean energy careers
The state grant money will be used for equipment, lab space, and teacher training.
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