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Precinct 3 caucus reviews Town Meeting results and infrastructure concerns.

Precinct 3 Caucus held a community meeting to discuss April Town Meeting results and local concerns. The nine-member group, chaired by Dale Webber, voiced alarm over staffing shortages at Memorial Hall, where two craftsmen positions are unfilled and both custodians have retired; under the town's

Little Red Schoolhouse Committee approves fee waiver for Guitars for Vets program.

The Little Red Schoolhouse Committee unanimously approved a rental fee waiver for Guitars for Vets, a national organization providing free guitar lessons to veterans and their families. The program will use the facility for one and one-half hours on Monday evenings for ten weeks during the summer,

Earth Removal Bylaw Committee advances review outline as three subcommittees develop specialized sections.

Earth Removal Bylaw Committee conducts practice line-by-line review of 492-line outline. Eight members generated 233 comments to the draft, which will undergo detailed structured review beginning at the May 21 meeting. Natural Features Subcommittee B will continue developing Earth Removal

LUAC approves prior minutes; discusses Landers property Chapter 61A notice.

The Plymouth Land Use and Acquisition Committee approved its prior meeting minutes and reviewed recommendations on the P.A. Landers property after receiving a Massachusetts General Law Chapter 61A notice. Chair Hampton Watkins and Select Board member Bill Keohan explained that the town had rejected

Committee approves prior minutes, updates visitor calendar for July delegation

Plymouth Distinguished Visitors Committee approves calendar updates and peace pole dedication. The committee unanimously ratified prior meeting minutes and refined its event schedule for the July delegation to sister city Shichigahama. Pompey Delafield presented the Rotary peace pole project, an