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Visitor Services Board approves funding for Pilgrim Progress event.

Visitor Services Board approves $1,500 for Pilgrim Progress as thirteen organizations present tourism and event funding requests. Chair Steven Lydon opened the February 17 meeting by noting the Board's budget is down $20,000 from the prior year due to a 15 percent contract increase to See Plymouth.

Select Board votes to advance seven warrant articles to spring town meeting

Plymouth Select Board advances mixed warrant slate with one clear division. The Board unanimously backed Article 35 on military leave for National Guard and reserve service members (no fiscal impact), Article 2 on revolving fund spending caps, and Article 36 requesting 28,492 dollars for Billington

Plymouth Historical Commission accepts glass plate negatives, backs preservation plan funding.

Plymouth Historical Commission unanimously supports 85 thousand dollar preservation plan article. Chair Bill Fornaciari and Vice Chair Peggy Baker oversaw approval of a letter backing Article 25 for the 2026 Spring Town Meeting, which seeks Community Preservation Act funding for a townwide Historic

Comprehensive Wastewater Management Plan CAC advances Select Board presentation and outreach plan

Comprehensive Wastewater Management Plan CAC revised its Select Board presentation and finalized five precinct-based public outreach zones for planned forums starting after April Town Meeting. Chair Mike Hanlon and the committee, with input from Eel River Watershed Association president Mark

Plymouth Center Steering Committee backs crosswalk relocation study.

Plymouth Center Steering Committee unanimously votes to study crosswalk relocation. Sgt. Rob Shaw reported that quick stops at the Court Street and Allerton intersection resulted from crosswalk placement, not excessive speeding, and recommended moving the issue to the Department of Public Works;