Last week’s Master Planning kickoff was the start of a process empowering Plymouthians to paint a vision of their future. This is an opportunity for all of us to participate and provide input through this interactive Read more
Great to see such a fantastic turnout for the Master Planning Committee kickoff. Highly interactive meeting with the public; very encouraging. For those who missed the action, you can provide your views Read more
At last Tuesday’s Select Board meeting, four of the five members chose to let 20+ years of institutional knowledge and a record of stellar performance walk out the door. And by that, of course, we’re referring to their Read more
Tuesday June 11th, 2024UESDAY, JUNE 11TH, 2024 in the Great Hall, Plymouth Town Hall, 26 Court Street, Plymouth, MA 6:00 PM
At last Tuesday’s Select Board meeting, a letter of support for Bill Keohan signed Read more
Dear Members of the Select Board,
Bill Keohan, Chair of the Community Preservation Committee, has done a remarkable job. For the last twenty plus years, Mr. Keohan has been the Read more
We anticipate that a proposal for the Plymouth Land Bank will be presented to Town Meeting in October 2024. The proposed legislation, which will create the Land Bank, is being circulated to promote discussion, Read more
Global sand shortage causing furious rush to mine the region’s sand deposits, report identifies regulatory failures, documents air and water pollution, forest and biodiversity and danger to drinking water.
Southeastern Massachusetts, famous for its approximately 13,000 acres of cranberry Read more
The Zoning Board of Appeals Alternate Seat (one, 3-year term, until June 30, 2026) will be appointed tonight at the Select Board meeting. You may recall there are two candidates who have put their Read more
We’re meeting at 3:45 Sunday (9/24/23) at the Withy Barn (click on the map below for directions) to hear from Meg Sheehan regarding sand and gravel mining within Plymouth.
“Sand and gravel operations are big business, and environmentalists Read more
Local developer gains Plymouth Conservation Conservation wetlands protection approval (NOI 123-07). The board was promised Bump Rock Road was to be stone widened to 20 feet. The side shoulder will be environmentally seeded-at two feet each: the Read more
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