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.
Bronze sculpture honoring veterans to be unveiled at benefit
The Nov. 7 ‘Salute to Service Celebration’ for military veterans struggling with health care costs includes comedy, live music and an award presentation.
Students push for later school hours
Citing sleep research on performance and health, student groups are being heard by Plymouth school officials who have agreed to study the issue and survey parents.
Plymouth North volleyball star approaches assist record
Kam Kungu is on course to take the single-season assist record from her former mentor.
Scammer targets developer by posing as town official
An official-looking email instructed developer Richard Rosen to pay a fee to ensure approval of his church condo project. Plymouth’s IT director says such AI-powered schemes are common.
Airport commissioner steps down amid scrutiny
Karin Goulian, who operates several businesses at the airport, said her dual roles are not ‘consistent’ with state conflict-of-interest law.
Rising Tide soccer star approaches 50-goal season
Junior superstar Lila Ewell is a “legitimate Division 1 college soccer talent” and “such a great kid to coach.”
Reducing the costs of living tops agenda in Nov. 3 election
Candidates discuss their views on the topic of ‘affordability’ on the campaign trail.
Plymouth man takes silver in triathlon
Rob Costa competed in the famous Ironman World Championship in Kona, Hawaii.
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Haunted Plymouth comes to life
Enjoy a great ghost story, a pumpkin pageant, Frankenstein’s monster, a tarot reading, a masquerade ball, Halloween on Main Street, plus many more happenings on Halloween week.
South football earns special win over Pembroke
Plymouth South must win Friday at North Quincy to be eligible for the state football tournament.
Two Plymouth educators earn accolades
A Plymouth South teacher and the district science coordinator receive awards for advancing science education.
Salvation Army building project clears last major hurdle
A Whitman developer plans to transform the long-empty church into condos and ‘bring it back to what it once was.’
Are buyers finally gaining an advantage in Plymouth’s housing market?
Maybe, but mostly for those who can afford to stomach rising borrowing costs.
Plymouth men make a strong run in the world of pro wrestling
Colin Fabry and Saoirse Mangan, friends who work in the pizza business, are also the tag team champions for two New England wrestling organizations.
Town Meeting warned of dire budget forecast
The body opted to pass every article, even some with big price tags.
Plymouth man gets 10 to 14 years for fatal car crash
The 2024 crash killed 29-year-old passenger Lauren Eldridge during a high-speed race.
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