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Distinguished Visitors Committee plans July 2026 Shichigahama delegation visit.

The Distinguished Visitors Committee advanced planning for a July 2026 visit from Plymouth's Shichigahama sister city, with 13 students and two teachers expected. Chair Kelly McElreath reported successful outreach at local schools, yielding 10 committed host families so far, with school officials

Board of Health hears updates on kratom regulations, shelter

Plymouth Board of Health meets to review public health services and emergency shelter programs. The board convened via Zoom Wednesday evening for a routine session featuring presentations from Public Health Director Karen Keane on the division's community role and Sue Giovanetti of the Plymouth

ADVISORY & FINANCE BACKS SPRING TOWN MEETING SCHEDULE SHIFT

Plymouth seeks to move spring town meeting to May for state aid clarity. The Advisory and Finance Committee, led by Chairman Joe Lalley, recommended charter and bylaw amendments that would shift the spring annual meeting from April to May and move the local election from May to June. The

Precinct 16 Caucus Reviews Spring Warrant Articles

Precinct 16 spring caucus reviewed warrant articles with disagreement over downtown capital improvements. Nine members discussed the Town Manager's lawyer and paralegal positions and fire and police department overtime budgets. Kenneth Stone opposed adding lighting and irrigation as inconsistent

Precinct 4 caucus reviews spring warrant articles, budget questions unresolved.

Precinct 4 caucus reviews spring warrant articles with Advisory and Finance Committee staff. Members raised questions about enterprise fund accounting codes in the water budget, airport fund wording, and denied capital improvement requests, though some questions about procurement thresholds and