Plymouth's five-year financial forecast shows a growing budget gap pushing officials toward new planning approaches. From our own coverage: Town forecast shows growing budget gap through 2032; Manomet Avenue drainage borings underway this week.
Plymouth's School Committee meets Monday night at the administration building for its regular fall business session. From our own coverage: Manomet Avenue soil testing set to begin Monday.
The Town of Plymouth says soil test borings for a drainage project on Manomet Avenue between Brewster Avenue and Briggs Road will begin the week of Oct. 19 and take about one week, bringing temporary parking restrictions and minor traffic delays.
Town schedules soil test borings on Manomet Avenue between Brewster Avenue and Briggs Road starting Monday.
Plymouth Precinct 2 selected attorney Ed Cumbo as its ninth Town Meeting member, defeating construction professional Tina Mingace 4-3 in a second-round vote after first-round balloting tied.
Patch questions how a 392-unit Carver Road housing project advanced in Plymouth without public review. From our own coverage: Board of Health weighs septic variance on Hedges Pond Road; Moderator blocks three petitions from fall town meeting. Also in today's brief (10 items): Carver roa…
Plymouth's precincts 5 and 13 reviewed 26 fall town meeting articles at a joint caucus. Kevin Lynch questioned Article 5's borrowing costs and impact on parking.
Plymouth Youth Hockey released its head coach list for the 2026-2027 season, with names confirmed across Co-Ed, Girls and Middle School teams, and opened assistant coach registration, asking applicants to first contact their team's head coach.
Two Plymouth-connected obituaries ran this week: McCaughey, Mary Rose, 72, of Plymouth, Mass., who died October 6, 2026, at home; and Govoni, Stephen P., 89, who died in 2026 and was formerly of Plymouth, MA before moving to the Villages, Florida. McCaughey's notice, posted through McVe…
Plymouth may borrow another $400,000 this fall to pay for septic system fixes. From our own coverage: September deeds show family trust transfers, few priced sales. Also in today's brief (12 items): Patch flags possible $400,000 loan for septic fixes; Tree debris drop off continues toda…