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Five candidates to fill two open seats on Schools Committee
An incumbent, a teacher, and three recent graduates vying for the two spots.
Four candidates for two open seats on Select Board
In one of the most contentious races in recent history, two incumbents face two challengers.
Saying Goodbye to the ‘Mayor of North Plymouth’
Charlie Vandini, 95, will be missed but his presence will live on for a long time.
Delta Generators to bring blues sound home
Plus, an annual heirloom plant sale, a Simon and Garfunkel tribute, spring bird walks, golf to benefit Pilgrim Hall renovations, and many more happenings.
Introducing the Independent’s new culture writer
Julia Marie Davis, an accomplished writer, book editor and communications consultant, returns to Plymouth to cover the thriving arts and culture scene.
Evil, sneaky ‘Miss P’ takes over two lives
Independent correspondent Bill Fornaciari explains how Parkinson’s Disease has disrupted his household and led to his decision to suspend his popular column.
Senior living complex gets good reviews
Old Benny’s plaza plans are unveiled at joint meeting, including a dog park, two pickle ball courts and a community common – all to be open to the public.
Cavacco’s previous tenure at times tumultuous
In Betty Cavacco’s new run for Select Board, questions surface about a $5,000 check she deposited into her foundation account, among other things. She denies any impropriety.
Judge orders town manager to reinstate services at airport
Hearing on contempt charges set for Wednesday, fueling the ongoing dispute between the town and the municipal airport commission.
Resource center to offer housing, services, and shelter for homeless
Boosted by an $11.7 million grant, nonprofit hopes to start construction next year.
Police identify human remains found last year
Sandra Crispo, 54, of Hanson, missing since 2019, was identified by FBI using national DNA databases.
Cherry’s fails to attract bidders
Prospective tenants say town officials priced it too high given the extent of repairs needed at the shuttered location.
Why did Town Meeting reject a 1% budget cut?
Precinct 15’s Wrestling Brewster proposed it to send a message about Plymouth’s looming fiscal crisis.
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Political feud at airport escalates
Town manager halts municipal services at airport after court ruling ordering him to stop interfering in operations.
A ‘Come Fly with Us’ education foundation gala
Plus, an Allman Brothers tribute, the Swap Shop reopens, a fresh look at lilacs, and many more happenings.
Shuttered Benny’s may become assisted living facility
New buyers are expected to announce mixed-use renovations, including assisted living, commercial, and green space. Pioppi’s Liquors will remain.
Group announces effort to abandon Town Meeting
After a similar effort failed in 2022, organizers want another Charter Commission to reconsider sweeping changes in local government.
Charged with faking death, woman pleads not guilty
Shannon Wilson is charged with claiming she had terminal cancer to win sympathy and avoid charges
Downtown changes bloom with spring
New businesses include a children’s boutique, a coffee shop, and an upscale brunch restaurant. Plus, an update on the John Carver Inn makeover.
Swap Shop to reopen, offering free recycled goods
Plus, a Spring bird walk, grab-n-go dinners, the full ‘flower’ moon, and many other happenings.
Van Cott admits to schools’ fraud scheme
Federal authorities agree to a prison term of less than a year in exchange for the guilty plea, which now must be approved by a judge.
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