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Obituaries

Obituary notices, week of September 21, 2026 through September 27, 2026

Four Plymouth obituary notices were compiled this week: Berry, Nancy; Burdick, Bernard; Conran, Tina R.; and Holmes, Rebecca Amy. Nancy Berry, 88, and Bernard Burdick, 85, both died Sept. 21 and Sept. 25 respectively and were served by Bartlett Funeral Home. Tina R. Conran, 66, of Plymo…

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Flood watch extended after nor'easter dumps 7 inches

A flood watch stays in effect into Monday night after the weekend nor'easter dumped over seven inches of rain across southeastern Massachusetts. From our own coverage: 13 Plymouth deed transfers recorded in late August. Also in today's brief (3 items): Flood watch extended after nor'eas…

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Town to auction 22 land parcels Oct. 27

Plymouth plans public auction of 22 town-owned land parcels for Oct. 27. Also in today's brief (4 items): Officials issue update ahead of weekend nor'easter; Plymouth schools go gold for pediatric cancer research; Plymouth South hosts Whitman-Hanson freshman soccer; Town plans public au…

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Precinct 15 discusses rejected steering committee expansion

Precinct 15 discussed a citizen's petition to expand town steering committees from five to seven. Anthony Mayo, a Manoment Steering Committee member, presented Article 26, which aims to add committees for Pinehills and Redbrook and increase each committee's membership from six to seven.

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Water main work to start on Cherry Street

Plymouth will begin replacing the Cherry Street water main starting Monday, Sept. 28. Also in today's brief (7 items): Nor'easter track shift raises coastal wind risk this weekend; Household hazardous waste collection set for October; Rising Tide faces Sturgis East in soccer; Cape Cod P…

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