Elizabeth Regina Sherman, led a life that revolved around family
Elizabeth Regina (Blackburn) Sherman of Plymouth, Massachusetts passed away at her home on July 8. She was born to George W. and Georgianna Josephine (Mercier) Blackburn on Nov. 24, 1930, in Lawrence. She was predeceased by her loving husband of 47 years, Royce F Sherman; her sisters Lillian Comeau and Louise Olson; her son-in-law James…
No end in sight for 15-year fight over a modest town pension
They’ve been fighting over a $10,000-plus annual pension for 15 years. No kidding. Michael Daley served as Plymouth’s finance director in the 1980s and early…
Priscilla Beach is not for public ‘sunbathing’
Valerie Fredette’s recent letter regarding public versus private beach property claims some public right to Priscilla Beach. As a prior resident of Priscilla Beach for almost 50 years…
There is beach access, within reason
I am writing in response to the letter written by Valerie Fredette. She states [that] with beach stickers on her cars she is unable to access White Horse…
Soured on candy-tossing during parade
I’m writing to express dismay about the candy thrown during the Plymouth Fourth of July Parade. While the tradition may seem festive, it results in gum and hard…
Can downtown Plymouth become more like Portsmouth?
Plymouth’s downtown and waterfront businesses are putting together a plan that they hope will persuade residents and visitors to spend more time and money in the district. Their…
‘A powerful force for good’
Marcia Martinson was on a mission of mercy. The past president of Womanade at the Pinehills, a nonprofit group comprised of women who live in the upscale development,…