Government · Board of Health
Plymouth Health Board Approves Three Septic Variances
Plymouth's Board of Health approved three septic variances and heard an update on Alzheimer's family support services.
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Government · Precinct Meetings (All)
Precinct 7 reviews eight warrant articles for October Town Meeting
Precinct 7 caucus reviewed eight warrant articles ahead of October Town Meeting. Chair Beth Gragg led the members through discussion of Articles 8, 11, 14, 15, 16, 22, 24, and 26 slated for the October 17 Fall Town Meeting and reviewed town meeting logistics and the Open Meeting Law.
Government · Conservation Commission
Commission approves two coastal home projects, continues third hearing
Plymouth Conservation Commission approved two coastal home renovation projects with environmental conditions and continued a third hearing.
Government · Airport Community Advisory Committee
CAC Prioritizes Transparency and Noise, Demotes Runway
The Plymouth Airport Community Advisory Committee ranked priorities, demoting the runway extension project. The September 15 workshop established a prioritized roadmap with governance and transparency first and runway extension seventh among nine categories.
Government · Select Board
Residents Press Select Board on Airport Oversight
Plymouth airport scrutiny dominates a West Plymouth town hall meeting.
Sports
Plymouth sports roundup, Sept. 7 to Sept. 13
Plymouth Youth Hockey has locked in the full schedule for its September fundraiser weekend: the "Toss for a Cause" cornhole tournament Friday, September 18 at the VFW on Seven Hills Road, followed by a family skate, equipment swap and Kona Ice at Armstrong Arena on Sunday, September 20.…
Obituaries
Obituary notices, week of September 7 through September 13, 2026
Plymouth's obituary notices this week (September 7-13, 2026) include six current or former residents: Bologna, John R.; Comeau, Anna Gloria; DiNucci, Irene L.; Gillespie, Pamela Ann; Gove, John; and Leonard, Robert J. Cartmell-Davis Funeral & Cremation Service handled arrangements for f…
Morning Brief
Plymouth sales mix pricey new construction with low-dollar outlier, three nominal transfers
Plymouth recorded 11 property transfers from Aug. 14 to Sept. 12, eight with sale prices ranging from $55,000 to $1,149,000 and a median of $797,500. Three transfers were nominal-consideration transactions, not market sales, involving the Kuhn and Ellis families.
Government · Finance Committee
Finance Panel Backs $8.6M Capital Plan, Rejects Petitions
Plymouth Finance Committee backs $8.56 million in fall capital spending, rejects two citizen petitions.
Government · Precinct Meetings (All)
Precinct 15 caucus discusses budget and road funding proposals
Precinct 15 members heard from Town Manager Derek Brindski on budget and warrant timeline proposals at their September 10 caucus. The precinct discussed Article 8, a 300,000 dollar request to reclassify Shallow Pond Estates roads serving two new developments with 244 units.