U.S. customs officer charged with posing as Plymouth’s town manager
He allegedly sent an email to police complaining about Christmas lights on vehicles.
Breaking down the ‘myths and realities’ of forest fires
Plus, a coffee hour for vets, Kathy Mattea at the Spire, Marianne Leone at Book Love, ‘Art in Bloom’ at the Plymouth Center for the Arts, and much more.
‘The greatest danger Plymouth faces today’
Despite improved planning and technology, the town remains at risk for a devastating wildfire.
In a stunning move, Canty ousted as Select Board chair
Golden leads effort to assume leadership role on the fractured committee, with the support of Keohan and Quintal.
Fifteen Plymouth homes sold for more than $1m last month
The median price was about $700,000, making it harder than ever for first-time buyers.
Plymouth’s Black and White Club has a colorful history
Founded in 1885, the artists group still sparks creativity.
Former food services manager accused of theft wants out of home confinement
VanCott’s lawyer says the terms of his pre-trial release were ‘unconstitutional.’
Where were you when Bob Dylan came to town?
Fifty years ago next month, the Rolling Thunder Revue tour launched at Memorial Hall. We want to hear from people who remember those fabled shows.
A traffic stop upends an immigrant family’s new life
Father of three faces deportation after missteps.
Philharmonic will start its season at Plymouth South
Plus, a candle-making workshop at Book Love, ‘History of Sound’ at Plimoth Cinema, ‘Moms Gone Local Week,’ and more happenings around town.
Half of Plymouth was consumed by flames 125 years ago this week
The Great Fire of 1900 ravaged thousands of acres of forest, homes, farms, and even an entire village. But few people know about it today.
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Sixty-six people appointed to town committees failed to get sworn in
A Select Board discussion on how to fix the problem also revealed dissatisfaction with Chair Kevin Canty’s leadership.
A mixed menu for the summer restaurant scene
Some owners say a drop in tourism has hurt them, while others call the season an improvement over 2024.
‘Creative Collectives’ aims to build an arts community
Plus, music of The Cars at the Spire, the final ‘Downton Abbey’ film at Plimoth Cinema, ‘Flavors of Fall’ at Plimoth General Store, and more happenings around town.
Lawsuit accuses restaurateurs of failing to make payments on $1.2m advance
Financial woes keep mounting for owners of Proof 22, Tavern on the Wharf, Plymouth Public House, and the Shanty.
Judge orders home invasion suspect held pending trial
Jose Juarez is accused of an unprovoked attack on local chef Mike Wisdom.
Armed man subdued by police at Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital
The incident triggered a lockdown.
Boys & Girls club staffer faces charges related to photographing, touching child
The 20-year-old East Bridgewater man, who denies wrongdoing, is on unpaid leave.
Longtime investigative reporter’s literary success is no mystery
Plus a Zen group celebration, ‘The Roses’ at Plimoth Cinema, First Fridays returns, the Sweet Remains at the Spire, and many more happenings.
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