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Lack of restroom access in the business district is a ‘going’ concern
By failing to accommodate visitors and residents, the town sends an unwelcoming message.
Latest Business News
A general store with a specific vision, and an owner with strong opinions
Tatum Stewart’s ambitious aspirations for downtown Plymouth are on full display seven days a week.
In a big change for patients, Atrius Health to consolidate six locations into one
The health care provider says its $18 million Long Pond Road complex will offer ‘state-of-the-art’ services. But the office closures are a blow for Cordage Park.
An electrocution, an oil spill, and disrepair: Residents of Mayflower Hills mobile home park have had it
They say they weren’t even told in advance that the property was being sold to a national management company.
Priced out: Plymouth’s slim stock of ‘affordable’ housing puts living here beyond reach for many
The town’s surge in growth, especially in The Pinehills and other upscale developments, has worsened a long-festering problem.
Plimoth Grist Mill is for sale and potential buyers include the town
The historic site, which houses a museum and a restaurant, is on the market for $1.574 million and there’s already an offer on the table.
For women-owned downtown businesses, a mix of optimism and frustration
They’re part of a new wave of entrepreneurs hoping to speed change.
You still can’t get there from here
Closed since April 2021, there’s no sign that Plymouth commuter rail station will ever re-open.