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Center for Active Living Advisory Board approves March minutes, plans November business expo

Plymouth's Center for Active Living Advisory Board approved March minutes and advanced programming for a new Healthy Aging Business Expo on November 3, 2026. Director Cheryl Jones reported March visits surged to 5,696, up 1,600 from February, and highlighted strong attendance at the debut Slainte

Precinct 2 caucus reviews spring town meeting warrant

Precinct 2 Town Meeting members reviewed spring warrant articles in hybrid caucus. Chair Matt Tavares, with six members present, heard presentations on a proposed amendment to employee retirement benefits, a citizen petition to restrict police civil enforcement, historic preservation and

Planning Board approves lot adjustments, voting procedure on April 8.

Plymouth Planning Board endorses lot adjustments and formalizes appointment voting. Chair Steven Bolotin and the Board unanimously approved two Form A applications: Balboni LLC's lot-line adjustment at 29 and 31 Liberty Street creating one additional residential lot, and Howland South Shore

Land Use Committee continues review of Landers Farm property sale.

The Land Use and Acquisition Committee continued review of a Chapter 61A Notice from P.A. Landers Inc. Chair Hampton Watkins noted that outside counsel has been engaged and the initial notice is expected to be rejected as non-conforming because the purchase-and-sale agreement combines Chapter 61

Historic District Commission approves solar panels at Howland Street property.

Historic District Commission unanimously approves solar installation at Howland Street. The Commission, chaired by Michael Tubin, voted April 8 to grant a Certificate of Appropriateness for a 19-panel solar installation at 11.5 Howland Street (Case #25-64) with revised plans positioning two