Sixth Annual MEGABOWL a success
Plymouth’s unified basketball teams take over the court for an event that transcends typical competitive sports.
Water Street barricades come down
The trouble-prone project was completed and the roadway reopened one day before Friday the 13th.
As temperatures fall, concerns about homelessness rise
The soaring cost of living and untreated mental illness are pushing more people in town to the edge.
Soccer team rising to all challengers
Junior Lila Ewell nets her 51st goal of the season in Rising Tide Charter Public School’s playoff victory over Pioneer Valley.
Plymouth North custodian offers inspiration to students
The U.S. Navy veteran of the war in Iraq told students to “acknowledge people of service” when he spoke to a school assembly during the annual ceremony commemorating Veterans Day.
Most people know him as Father Paul, but you can call him General
As the Army’s former Chief of Chaplains, the pastor of St. Bonaventure Parish in Manomet sees Veterans Day as a time to honor the dedication of all those who serve.
Suicide prevention program to be run from local veterans center
A new Veterans Administration grant for $750k will be used to find and treat more isolated veterans.
Museum work allowed to resume
The Mayflower Meetinghouse filed for a new permit as a museum instead of a church, ending a temporary work suspension of the historic building.
Area hoops teams to compete at tournament
The fourth annual Hoops with Heart youth basketball tournament honors the memory of Claire Rose Zisserson, who died in 2019.
Plymouth gears up for Thanksgiving
Plus, enjoy a fall hike at Halfway Pond, Boston rock band Nervous Eaters, a screening of Powwow Highway for Native American Heritage Month, a performance by the 215th Army Band for Veterans Day, and many more happenings.
Panthers learn a lesson in playoff loss
Plymouth South will be on the road this Thanksgiving at Plymouth North.
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Do more than 70,000 people live in Plymouth?
Town Clerk Kelly McElreath works to make the count as accurate as possible, but it’s ‘not an exact science.’
Girls soccer learns their tourney fate
Plymouth North finished just out of the running for a spot in the Division 1 state tournament
Panthers football headed to state tournament
Plymouth South football’s victory Friday over North Quincy means the 11th-seeded team is headed to North Attleboro tonight to start its tournament run.
Local Democrat incumbents sweep to victory
As votes are counted, most races can be called for the incumbents. Check back for updates throughout the day.
For Plymouth seniors, the road just got wider
Expanded transportation program sponsored by the Center for Active Living, CAL Express, helps seniors maintain independence, stay connected and explore their community.
Plymouth Phil Explores ‘The Question of Sound’
Plus, a free walking tour of Burial Hill, the Fabulous Thunderbirds, one-day art workshops, a Pilgrim feast, ‘Whaling Wives,’ and many more happenings.
Hometown soccer coach reaches 100 wins
Plymouth North boys’ soccer coach hits the milestone at the same school he attended.
‘Two Grannies on the Road’ with no plans to slow down
The televised adventures of Beth Sobiloff and Marcia Rothwell have become a sensation, with the senior road-trippers on course to visit every town in Massachusetts.
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