YOUR VIEW: Iaquinto defends Landers decision
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…
Eugenia Viscariello, 81, Mamma Mia’s co-founder
Eugenia ‘Jenny’ Viscariello, 81, who with her family opened Mamma Mia’s in 1974, died on Saturday, June 6 surrounded by her family after a battle with…
Dolores Fontes, 74, lover of all things pink
Dolores Fontes, formerly of Plymouth, died peacefully Saturday, May 30, at Cape Heritage Nursing Center in Sandwich. She was 74 Born on March 18, 1952, in Plymouth, to…
Daniel Maggelet, 88, Navy veteran and postman
Daniel J. Maggelet, of Plymouth, a retired postal worker who spent 10 years in the U.S. Navy, died peacefully surrounded by his family on June 5. He was…
‘It’s the wind. It’s the damned wind’
Second of two parts In late May, Plymouth oystermen Don Wilkinson and Sean Withington, receive the “seeds,” or spat — tiny juvenile oysters each no larger than a…
YOUR VIEW: Exercise ‘right of first refusal’ on Landers’ project
The scale of global ecological collapse can feel overwhelming to face, but the destruction of the planet is harder to ignore when it is happening in our own…
YOUR VIEW: Find a way to preserve Landers’ land
The Town of Plymouth has an important opportunity before it: exercising its Chapter 61 rights to conserve 138 acres in Cedarville currently owned by P.A. Landers. The Select…