Plymouth's 250 Commemoration Committee advanced planning for the Parting Ways Event, confirming Dr. Robert Bellinger as speaker and establishing parking logistics. Bellinger will receive a $200 honorarium.
The Parting Ways Subcommittee finalized planning for October 18 memorial to four Revolutionary War soldiers: Prince Goodwin, Cato Howe, Quamony Quash, and Plato Turner.
Plymouth 250 Commemoration Committee approved $4,000 for the Parting Ways event and $500 compensation to American Legion Post 40. Chair Patrick Browne presided over the September 2 meeting as Terah Harootunian reported the event subgroup secured the Color Guard and Taps service, with Donna Curtin
The Plymouth 250 Commemoration Committee voted to approve August 3 minutes and advanced planning for its October 18 Parting Ways event. Vice Chair Donna Curtin and eleven members attended. The event group set a 1:00 PM start time and is evaluating parking at the former Sacred Heart High School,
The Plymouth 250 Commemoration Committee approved a $4,000 allocation for a Purple Heart Community Event and signage in a 13-0 vote, with Chair Patrick Browne and Kathy Babini having secured Historic District Commission support for the initiative and Select Board approval for red, white, and blue
The Plymouth 250 Commemoration Committee approved prior minutes and moved forward with June 27 Town Square event planning, with Patrick Browne, Chair, reporting State Representative Michelle Badger was preparing a proclamation and the American Legion confirmed to raise the flag and fire a rifle
Plymouth 250 Commemoration Committee approves $12,500 for July 4th fireworks. Chair Patrick Browne led the meeting as the Committee voted 11-0-2 to fund additional fireworks through July 4 Plymouth, Inc., which has raised $150,000 total. The Committee also voted unanimously to pay $700 for audio
Plymouth 250 Commemoration Committee scheduled a June 27 Town Square event featuring readings of the Mayflower Compact and Declaration of Independence, with guidance from the Herring Pond Wampanoag Tribe on contextualizing negative Native American references. Chair Patrick Browne said he would
Plymouth 250 Commemoration Committee unanimously approves historic rack card subcommittee. Chair Patrick Browne and Vice Chair Donna Curtin led the 18-member panel in green-lighting a five-person subcommittee including Browne, Thomas Begley, Curtin, William Keohan, and Keiko Orrall to design and
Plymouth 250 Commemoration Committee elects leadership and sets meeting schedule. The 17-member committee unanimously elected Patrick Browne as Chair and Donna Curtin as Vice Chair and voted to convene on the first Monday and third Wednesday of each month. The Visitor Services Board has
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