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Center for Active Living board approves February minutes, reviews budget ahead of April vote.

Plymouth's Center for Active Living board approved February minutes and prepared for an April 11 budget vote. Director Cheryl Jones reported that 170 Meals on Wheels meals were delivered February 27 after staff returned from a week-long blizzard closure, and that 70 patrons attended an

Plymouth Center Steering Committee plans award framework for June rollout

Plymouth Center Steering Committee advances community award framework and hears police update. Robert Shaw reported the traffic unit remains under development with new recruits beginning May 5, and the department implemented a 4x4 work schedule to improve officer health and recruitment. The

Planning Board approves two development permits and fills steering committee post.

Plymouth Planning Board unanimously approves development permits for two major projects. Chair Steven Bolotin and members voted 4-0 to recommend approval of special permits for a residential expansion at 57 West Long Pond Road, including setback and floodplain construction variances, with Mark

Committee unanimously rejects employee health insurance amendment

Advisory and Finance Committee unanimously rejects proposed amendment to retiree health insurance policy. The committee voted 0-13-0 against recommending a citizen's petition that would allow the town to change how it allocates health insurance percentages for future retirees, though it would not

Plymouth Select Board approves updated sewer regulations and special town meeting.

Plymouth Select Board approves modernized sewer regulations and calls April special town meeting. The vote to call the April 11 meeting passed 3-1-1, with Chair David Golden Jr. voting no and Vice Chair Richard Quintal Jr. abstaining; state law requires the board to convene a town meeting within 45