At Manomet’s Tidmarsh sanctuary, nature puts on a spectacular fall show
Plus, a session on Parkinson’s, the Hometown Hops & Horrors Convention, a health and wellness fair, and plenty more happenings all over town.
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MacRae says Plymouth town clerk botched ballot counting in Senate primary contest
She’s seeking a court order to force a recount after her narrow loss to Muratore.
Planning Board has questions about proposed Cedarville business park
It doesn’t have the power to stop the 34-acre development but can offer recommendations on how it’s built that carry weight.
School Committee acknowledges Wampanoag people were here first
Similar resolutions have meet with resistance from other town government bodies.
Select Board OK’s spending another $140,000 on Oak St. project despite concerns about cost overruns
Converting the former school into three small apartments was budgeted at under a half million – now the price tag is $1,168,000.
Plymouth man allegedly cyberstalked professor for seven years
FBI says James Florence used social media, websites, and email to anonymously threaten and harass the victim.
Team effort: A campaign is underway to let Plymouth North football games kick off after dark, despite EEE threat
Local businessman Scott Hokanson says parents, not the town, should decide whether it’s safe to play.
Please don’t leave that old TV on the sidewalk
You can dispose of it and many other household items at the Recycling & Sustainability Fair on Sept. 21 at Plymouth North.
Squirrel Run event to benefit people struggling to care for their pets
Plus, a behind-the-scenes view from the Plymouth Philharmonic’s director, the final curtain for ‘They’re Playing Our Song’ at Priscilla Beach, a Foo Fighters tribute band at the Spire, and more happenings around town.
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Planners to consider 34-acre business park for Cedarville
Advocates say it will create jobs and tax revenue, but critics call the Hedges Pond Road project a thinly veiled sand mining proposal.
Plymouth County grand jury indicts McDonald’s stabbing suspect
Jared Ravizza, who also faces charges related to an earlier attack at a Braintree movie theater, is being held without bail.
Spraying for mosquitoes continues by ground as EEE threat remains high
The state has suspended aerial treatments, but townwide dusk-to-dawn park closures are still in effect, and sports schedules have been modified.
Boston developer shuts the door on plans for apartments at Benny’s Plaza
Cabot, Cabot & Forbes CEO Jay Doherty says neighbors’ vision for the site ‘does not match our own.’
Recalling a time when Plymouth’s school system was bursting at the seams
Unfinished buildings, double sessions, layoffs – students received a different kind of education.
Muratore’s slim win over MacRae for Senate tops primary results
Also on the Republican side, Jesse Brown beats Dee Wallace Spencer in state rep contest. He’ll face off against Michelle Badger, who prevailed in field of four on the Democratic ballot.
Police seek to solve mystery of Redbrook mailroom thefts
Residents worry about security after two women gained access to locked area where packages are kept.
Thirsty Pilgrim Beer Festival readies for another round
Plus, another installment of First Fridays, comedian Corey Rodrigues at the Spire, Art on the Green, and more late summer events around town.
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