Plymouth officials unanimously approved a one-year moratorium on new data center development to study zoning rules. From our own coverage: Finance panel grapples with snow removal shortfall; Capital plan advances, steering panel idea rejected.
Plymouth's DPW will partially close Seven Hills Road daily for about a week starting Oct. 26. From our own coverage: DPW plans partial closure of Seven Hills Road; Homebuyer lottery opens for Sailors Cove condo.
Affordable housing lottery opens for two-bedroom Sailors Cove condo with December deadline. From our own coverage: Town warns of scam emails to zoning applicants; Homebuyer lottery opens for Sailors Cove condo.
Plymouth warns Zoning Board of Appeals applicants about scam emails requesting wire transfers for fees. From our own coverage: Town warns of zoning board scam emails; Officials weigh new approach as budget gap widens.
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.
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.
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