Proposal for affordable apartments on South St. appears dead
Developer Rick Vayo says he won’t move ahead with plans to seek $3.2 million in town funding for an affordable housing project on South Street after the Planning Board on Wednesday “shot down” his proposal. Vayo, a prolific builder known for numerous high-profile developments around town, wanted to build 24 one-bedroom apartments at below-…
Marshfield man will serve at least 28 years in prison for crash that killed 13-year-old Plymouth girl
A Marshfield man who was drunk when he ran a red light and crashed into an SUV, killing a 13-year-old Plymouth girl and severely injuring two…
Well-funded schools will help build a better Plymouth
Editor’s note: Chris Campbell is superintendent of Plymouth Public Schools. As the new school year begins, I would like to discuss an issue that is critical to our…
George Valiga Jr., 80, awarded Bronze Star, was dedicated runner and frequent traveler
George (Chips) Duke Valiga Jr., 80, of Plymouth, passed away on Sept. 29 at his home after a long and courageous battle with Parkinson’s Disease. He was surrounded…
State lowers town’s EEE risk from high to moderate
Both of Plymouth’s high school football teams are on the road this week, but when they return to play on their home fields, it will back to “Friday…
The state has denied Holtec permission to dump radioactive water into the ocean, but the company’s opponents aren’t letting up
The Association to Preserve Cape Cod and the Cape Cod Commercial Fishermen’s Alliance, along with state Rep. Dylan Fernandes, held a press conference at Plymouth Rock Wednesday to…
Veterans services nonprofit opens center in downtown Plymouth
A nonprofit that provides behavioral health, housing, employment, and re-entry services for veterans officially opened in downtown Plymouth Tuesday. The Boston-based Volunteers of America of Massachusetts, known as…