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PHE Grant Committee accepts half of Term 3 funds, revotes on VNA contract.

Southern Plymouth County PHE Collaborative revotes on Cape Cod VNA nursing contract after member recusal. The grant committee, chaired by Barry Potvin, voted unanimously to accept half of the $127,650.96 Term 3 revenue installment and reconsidered a prior vote on the VNA contract after determining

Board of Health approves two septic variances and polystyrene extension

Plymouth Board of Health approves septic variances and polystyrene extension. The board voted unanimously to approve septic system variances for properties at 78 Lakeview Boulevard and 208 Manomet Point Road, as well as granting Kush Kone an extension to use polystyrene goods through May 31, 2026.

Housing Trust Commits $100,000 to Redbrook Commons

Plymouth Housing Trust commits $100,000 to Grantham Group's Cranberry Commons closing. The trust reported an available balance of approximately $209,144.37 with two existing encumbrances and agreed to wire $100,000 toward the Cranberry Commons at Redbrook project closing April 1, 2026. Chair Bill

Plymouth Historical Commission backs owner responsibility for Warren Avenue fisherman shacks

Plymouth Historical Commission delegates fisherman shacks problem to owners and Select Board. Chair Bill Fornaciari, Vice Chair Peggy Baker, Dr. Anne Mason, Liz Pretorius, and Alternate Member David Furlow voted unanimously to write a letter to the Select Board stating that while the Warren Avenue

Senior Task Force Committee approves December minutes, welcomes consultant update.

Plymouth Senior Task Force Committee unanimously approved prior minutes and welcomed a comprehensive senior-services assessment. Joanne Zygmunt of the Old Colony Planning Council outlined her work examining affordability, transportation, and open space; she expects to complete findings by year end,