Author Archives: Deb Iaquinto

I’d like to respond to the recent letter from residents about issues they’d like the Select Board to address. I appreciate residents raising these issues and asking for meaningful discussion about Plymouth’s future. These are important and complex issues, and I agree that residents deserve opportunities to understand the challenges and weigh in on potential […]

As Chair of the Plymouth Select Board, I would like to address questions and concerns regarding the Board’s recent 3-2 decision to waive the Town’s right of first refusal on the Landers property under Chapter 61. This was a significant decision involving approximately 138 acres of land and competing community priorities. While reasonable people may […]

As a Plymouth resident who cares deeply about our community, I am very concerned about the Pulte 40B project proposed for the Prince Street/Hedges Road neighborhood in North Plymouth. Adding three buildings with a total of 163 condo units in this small area is, to me, egregious. It would bring traffic far beyond what our […]

Last spring, 459 residents participated in the town’s open space and recreation plan survey, sending a strong message about the value of Plymouth’s open spaces and recreation resources to the community. Protecting the environment, maintaining our parks and playgrounds, making Plymouth “more walkable and bikeable,” controlling development, and a passionate plea for dog parks are […]