Government · Planning Board
Planning Board approves High Cliff four-home subdivision
The Plymouth Planning Board unanimously approved a special permit and subdivision for four new homes at 7 High Cliff.
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Government · Land Use & Acquisition Committee
Land Use Committee Explores Orphan Properties Across Plymouth
The Plymouth Land Use and Acquisition Committee unanimously approved prior minutes and launched a systematic review of orphan properties—town-held parcels with no clear use or sale value. Discussion centered on the 0.66-acre Talia Way parcel, undevelopable and burdened by drainage easements on a
Government · Select Board
Select Board Adopts Civil Conduct Policy by 3-2 Vote
The Plymouth Select Board voted 3-2 to adopt a civil conduct policy for elected and appointed officials, addressing recent incidents of incivility.
Obituaries
Obituary notices, week of August 3 through August 9, 2026
Six Plymouth obituaries were published this week: Gates, Marjorie A., 86, died Aug. 3; Zahn, Clinton, 90, died Aug. 4; Kelley, Victoria, 82, died Aug. 4; Killory-Hall, Mariane "Mimi," 60, died Aug. 5; Lindros, Jeanette E., 100, died Aug. 5; and Kaiser, Richard Paul, died Aug. 6. All six…
Morning Brief
Stage Point Road waterfront sale tops $2.5 million as Plymouth deed activity clusters in early July
Plymouth recorded 13 property deed transfers between July 10 and August 8, but only seven carried a market sale price; the other six were nominal-consideration transfers, several involving matching family names or trusts. Priced sales ranged from $350,000 to $2,595,000, with a median of $764,000.
Morning Brief
Patch Report Questions Future of Plymouth's Town Meeting Government
Plymouth Patch asked Saturday whether Plymouth should replace Town Meeting with a mayor and council system. Meanwhile, the town's Comprehensive Wastewater Management Plan Community Advisory Committee announced it will hold a second neighborhood information session for South Plymouth res…
Government · Community Preservation Committee
Community Preservation Committee approves three Fall applications
Plymouth Community Preservation Committee approved three Fall Town Meeting funding applications totaling $1.765 million.
Government · Airport Commission
Airport Commission launches formal manager search
Plymouth Airport Commission discussed plans to recruit a new manager through UMass Boston's Collins Center, which outlined a timeline targeting September for position profile review and approximately one month of advertising.
Government · Board of Health
Board of Health approves three septic variances and noise mitigation plan
The Board of Health unanimously approved three septic variance requests and ordered noise mitigation at Perry's Market. Chaired by Teri Reid, M.D., FAAP, the board cleared properties at 26 Cornish Field Road, 28 Cornish Field Road, and 18 Guild Road by unanimous vote. For the noise complaint
Government · Board of Health
Board orders Perry's Market to fix noise or lose permits
Plymouth Board of Health orders Perry's Market to get a sound study or risk its permits.