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Last 14 days

• September deeds show prices from $180 to $542. Plymouth News combed through September's registry of deeds and found recorded transfers priced as low as $180 and as high as $542, while most of last month's property sales still carry no listed price.Plymouth News
• Daytime closure hits Jordan Road through Thursday. The Town of Plymouth is running a daytime closure and detours on Jordan Road from Monday, Oct. 5, through Thursday, Oct. 8, while crews complete roadwork.Town of Plymouth
• Select board weighs new development approval. A Sunday Patch newsletter teased a report on what Plymouth's Select Board approved for a new development project, without specifying the project or decision in the preview text.Plymouth Patch
• Planning board takes up data center moratorium. Plymouth's Planning Board weighed a one-year moratorium on data center permits and a contentious citizen's petition to tighten zoning on large developments, with a developer-cost debate over special permit requirements for a graded site in Cedarville.Plymouth News
• Plymouth sets date for hazardous waste collection. Plymouth will hold a household hazardous waste collection event on Oct. 24, giving residents a way to safely dispose of chemicals and other waste before winter, according to Plymouth Patch.Plymouth Patch
• Cherry Street water main work underway. Construction on the Cherry Street water main replacement started Monday as scheduled, the Town of Plymouth said, kicking off work the town first announced last week.Town of Plymouth
• 13 Plymouth deed transfers recorded in late August. Plymouth's latest real estate snapshot counts 13 deed transfers recorded in late August, the kind of month-by-month tally the town uses to gauge where sale prices are heading as the fall market gets underway.Plymouth News
• Officials issue update ahead of weekend nor'easter. Fire Chief Neil Foley and Emergency Management Director Christian Horvath shared an updated forecast for this weekend as a nor'easter approaches Plymouth, urging residents to prepare for rain and wind.Town of Plymouth
• Household hazardous waste collection set for October. The Town of Plymouth, working with the South Shore Recycling Cooperative, will hold a Household Hazardous Waste Collection this October so residents can dispose of unwanted hazardous materials.Town of Plymouth

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