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Former food services manager accused of theft wants out of home confinement

The former Plymouth schools’ food services manager accused of stealing food, equipment, and other goods to use at his beach snack bar is asking a judge to free him from home confinement and electronic monitoring. Patrick VanCott, 63, pled not guilty to larceny at his arraignment in June.  A district court judge originally ordered him […]

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Judge orders home invasion suspect held pending trial

The man accused of attacking a well-known local chef inside his North Plymouth home last month will remain in jail until trial, a judge ruled Thursday.  After a 30-minute dangerousness hearing, Plymouth District Court Judge Shelby Smith granted a prosecutor’s request to keep Jose Juarez, 38, behind bars until at least January.  Plymouth County Assistant […]

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300-unit 40b apartment complex OK’d, with a silver lining

The Plymouth Zoning Board of Appeals Monday night unanimously approved a slightly scaled-down version of the developer’s plans to build 300 apartments at Colony Place. Although the massive development faced opposition from neighbors, it puts the town in a position to reject future so-called 40b affordable housing projects, at least temporarily. AvalonBay Communities, one of […]