ENVIRONMENT & HEALTH
Hospital expansion leads to $3.6 million in ‘Community Health’ grants
First wave to benefit isolated older people, kids with mental issues, and grief-stricken families.
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Power restored, roads open
Students are set to resume classes Monday as residents begin return to normal.
TOWN DIGS OUT
No fatalities reported yet, but there were a record number of emergency calls during the blizzard.
Thousands remain without power days after storm
Eversource crews working to restore service, road clearing continues, schools to stay closed all week.
Blizzard blitz aftermath: Power outages, drifts, impassable roads
The town is in cleanup mode, but many Eversource customers are still without power. Schools, municipal buildings remain closed.
Plymouth takes worst of blizzard
Second major storm tests town resources, many people remain without power.
Ban on potent nicotine pouches takes effect April 1
The Plymouth Board of Health voted unanimously to take products with more than 6 milligrams off shelves.
Blizzard bears down on Plymouth
With up to two feet of heavy snow and high winds expected, officials declare emergency, announce closings, parking ban.
Study to measure radiation levels around Pilgrim site
A $700,000 federal grant has been awarded to fund monitors, collect data from residents.
More snow, another parking ban
Restrictions in place until Sunday morning. Citing bylaw, officials urge residents, businesses to promptly clear sidewalks.
Select Board rejects advisory committee on wastewater plan
The board voted instead to proceed with diverting it away from the harbor to basins in Camelot Park.
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