Find grace on a guided walk in North Plymouth
Plus, ‘Secret Mall Apartment’ at Plimoth Cinema, an affordable housing debate, Darrell Scott at the Spire, a book talk in the Pinehills, and more goings-on.
Plymouth man seriously hurt in Court St. stabbing
Suspect was allegedly ‘talking pretty crazy’ just before the incident, which was believed to have been a random attack.
Business is brewing at Shelly’s Tea Rooms
Their plans derailed by Covid in 2020, owners Sean and Shelly Sinclair persevered to open an English tea room in Plymouth.
Vecchi blames ‘lack of leadership’ for Police Dept.’s hiring woes
The Select Board candidate’s comments, which came at a Thursday forum, were denounced by Town Manager Derek Brindisi.
Police officer’s persistence leads to arrest of wanted sex offender
Christopher Chassey, 57, was apprehended on the North Plymouth Rail Trail.
Meet the candidates for Planning Board and School Committee seats
Budgets, development, environment, mental health, and the role of religion in schools are among the issues they’re talking about.
Manomet Conservation Sciences is still for the birds
For decades, the low-profile center has worked to bolster migration routes and protect coastal ecosystems.
Alleged Boston drug dealers indicted in Plymouth case
Two men are accused of selling cocaine and fentanyl.
Legislation aims to help Plymouth schools cope with $11 million in transportation costs
State reps Badger and LaNatra say the bill will provide relief. Local buses travel more than 851,000 miles year.
Bikes & Brews welcomes spokes people of all levels
Plus, Jesse Lynn Madera at the Spire, First Fridays returns, a townwide litter clean-up, a Notre-Dame talk, and many more happenings.
Almost two dozen Plymouth public employees earned at least $190,000 last year
Town Manager Derek Brindisi topped the list. In all, 437 were paid $100,000 and up.
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These are my favorite places in Plymouth
An appreciation of what some long-time residents might take for granted.
Plymouth’s spring housing market struggles to bloom
There were 53 sales last month, just nine more than in February, as worries over the economy mount.
Why has one of the town’s highest profile buildings been empty for years?
An abutter scuttled a couple’s grand plans for the former Salvation Army site. Now it’s back on the market.
What you need to know about voting in the May 17 town election
There’s still time to register, as well as to request a mail-in ballot.
A look at who’s running for Select Board in next month’s election
Unlike last year, when there was no competition, this year’s field features five candidates vying for two seats.
Downtown discoveries: From art making to axe throwing to wood carving
In part two of a series, a newcomer’s perspective on more of what the business district has to offer.
‘Beautiful Things’ presents student art for a worthy cause
Plus, Manomet cultivates a community garden, Twisted Pine at the Spire, ‘Summer of Love’ at Memorial Hall, and more happenings.
Opponents of Hedges Pond Road business park sue to stop work
They claim the Cedarville site is historically significant for Native Americans and part of a rare ecosystem.
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