Plymouth Select Board sets new decorum rules, then closes for four legal matters. Chair Deb Iaquinto told members comments must route through the chair, with no interruptions or personal attacks, after public friction among board members.
Lark plans to open The Drew Hotel in Plymouth inside a converted former rest home. Also in today's brief (6 items): Lark to open The Drew Hotel in Plymouth; Healey suspends 24-cent gas tax for two months; Plymouth South JV plays at Plymouth North; Author Tara Lynn Masih gives book talk …
Plymouth's Zoning Board of Appeals unanimously approved raising a flood-prone Drew Road home and converting a vacant Spooner Street commercial building into two-family housing for Plymouth Taskforce for the Homeless, Inc., while pushing two bigger cases to October 19.
Attorneys for Lindsay Clancy ask a judge to investigate a holdout juror in her Plymouth trial. From our own coverage: Deed filings show wide price spread amid trust activity. Also in today's brief (9 items): Clancy's attorney asks judge to probe holdout juror; Plymouth leaders already f…
Plymouth's obituary column this week lists six residents: Berube, Michael, 75; Craig, Cody Lee, 24; Forte, Eileen M. Larkin, 60; Freeman, John, Jr., 38; Snow, David Norman, 75; and Thayer, Patricia G., 81. Deaths were reported between September 9 and September 18, 2026, with ages rangin…
Plymouth recorded 11 property transfers between Aug. 21 and Sept. 19, seven with sale prices ranging from $335,000 to $1,338,438 and a median of $750,000. The top transaction was 79 Kestrel Heights, which sold for $1,338,438 to Sanjeev Khanna and Jyoti Mishra.
Plymouth road crews prepare for townwide crack-sealing as a tide-related closure hits a local crossover. The Town of Plymouth announced that roadway preservation crack-sealing will begin the week of September 21 on streets throughout town, following a September 19 tide-related crossover…
Plymouth's 250 Commemoration Committee advanced planning for the Parting Ways Event, confirming Dr. Robert Bellinger as speaker and establishing parking logistics. Bellinger will receive a $200 honorarium.
Earth Removal Committee endorsed Article 24 modifying the Unified Complex bylaw in a unanimous vote. Committee member Eric Cody made the motion, seconded by Hampton Watkins.
Precinct chairs reviewed fall town meeting articles before October 17 vote. The Committee of Precinct Chairs discussed 10 articles on September 17 covering budget amendments, capital projects, and environmental funding, approving previous minutes by a 13-0-4 vote.