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Defense Seeks Mistrial As Clancy Trial Reaches Day 19

Defense attorneys for Lindsay Clancy sought a mistrial Monday during Day 19 of her Plymouth Superior Court murder trial. The request came after a prosecution expert testified about Clancy's religious beliefs, part of the rebuttal witness testimony in the closely watched case, according …

Plymouth Says Ryder Way Open Until 9 P.M. Sunday

Plymouth's town government issued a Sunday evening notice that Ryder Way will remain available until 9 p.m. The alert, posted through the town's official News Flash feed on August 23, gave no further detail on why the temporary access window was set. Elsewhere, Plymouth Patch reported a…

Ten Plymouth Deeds Record Median Sale of $642,000, Led by Two White Clover Trail Sales

Plymouth recorded 10 property sales between July 24 and Aug. 22, 2026. Six deeds disclosed a sale price, ranging from $465,000 to $848,000, with a median of $642,000. The month's highest-priced transaction was 88 White Clover Trail, which sold for $848,000 on July 27 from Mark R. and Sommer K.

Plymouth Library, DPW To Host Electronic Waste Recycling Event

Plymouth Library and Public Works will host an electronic waste recycling event, officials announced this week. Library Director Manny Leite and Assistant Public Works Director James Downey said the Recycling Committee is organizing the e-waste day so residents can safely dispose of old…

Massachusetts Confirms First West Nile Case, Plymouth Risk Rises To Moderate

State health officials confirmed Massachusetts' first human West Nile virus case of 2026 on Friday, raising Plymouth's mosquito risk level to Moderate. The Town of Plymouth also announced a Small Footprint Housing Public Forum for September to explore compact-home options for residents.…