Editor’s note: The League of Women Voters of the Plymouth Area on Sept. 14 said that this lecture has been cancelled due to circumstances beyond its control. The League of Women Voters of the Plymouth Area is concerned about the abundance of mis- and dis- information that is surrounding this election season. It is often […]
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Your View
Behavior of Benny’s plan opponents an embarrassment to town
I did not attend the North Plymouth Steering Committee meeting at which a proposal to construct multifamily residential housing at Benny’s Plaza was discussed, but the PI article about the meeting reported that the proponents’ presentation got a raucous and obscenity-laden response from many of those present. I am vicariously embarrassed for the Town of […]
Loud motorcycles and cars add to everyday stress
You are spot on with the problem [of loud motorcycles and cars]. The problem is multifaceted. There is an acute problem – extraordinary loud engines on slow crowded streets like downtown. Then there is a more persistent, less acute problem of vehicles that can be literally heard for miles all day and night. I think […]
Most motorcyclists would obey ‘do not rev your engine’ request
As a resident and motorcycle rider of Plymouth for the last 50 years, I would just like to say that if there was a lighted sign down the waterfront saying “do not rev your engine,” nine out of 10 riders would think twice and slow down. That friendly reminder would definitely work. A lot of […]
Motorcycles turn South Street into a dangerous and noisy racetrack
I have been a Plymouth resident for over 50 years and been residing on South Street for the past 28 years. The motorcycle and car noise has become unbearable. They start from 3A going up South Street – which, by the way, is a 30-mile-an-hour stretch – [going] at least 45 miles an hour, some […]
What’s on your wish list for the town? This committee is ready to listen
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 […]
Letter did not misrepresent Serkey’s views
I would like to apologize to Ethan Serkey if he felt I was disrespecting his father as a person. I really mean that. However, I did not misrepresent the elder’s views at all; he adequately represented them himself, and I objected to several points. I don’t care what he thinks of JFK (my own father […]
Letter writer mischaracterized Serkey’s beliefs
Just read David Ehrens’s call for giving land to the Wampanoag. Having been raised by Richard and Pauline Serkey, it comes across as laughable that you would classify my father as “MAGA” or “right wing”. He has idolized progressive figures all his life, from JFK (at whose presidential museum he now volunteers) to Obama. They […]
Select Board, police: Do something about motorcycle noise
Great, great article on motorcycle noise. Thank you so much for writing such a powerful article. Select Board members, who are fine with bullying a woman business owner, are not fine with, are not brave enough, to challenge macho motorcyclists. Up against a macho man, they melt away silently. I hope you will re-visit […]
An abundance of signs makes the town look ‘trashy’
I would appreciate it if you could find out exactly what the Town of Plymouth’s bylaws are with regards to political signs and contractor signs. Sorry to say, but the town looks, well, “trashy.” The signs are jammed in on public property at almost every turn you take. I’m not sure who is running the […]
