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At North Plymouth meeting, residents decry ICE tactics
Select Board says it will consider whether to adopt a policy regarding the agency’s presence in town.
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Proposed e-bike rules hit roadblock: Riders don’t like them
Opponents say measures would be unfair to safety-conscious operators, and tough to enforce.
Keohan says Town Hall mishandled National Day of Mourning dispute
He contends a lawsuit might have been avoided if proposed changes to an agreement governing the event had gone to the Select Board.
Long-dormant memorials committee gets new members
Lack of a quorum added to the frustration of a father seeking benches to honor his two late sons.
Sheehan takes on her wealthy family in opposing North Plymouth condos
The environmental lawyer was one of many people to speak against the project at a ZBA meeting.
An early holiday gift: Free parking until April
Meters and pay stations downtown and along the waterfront have gone into their annual hibernation period.
Town backs off on imposing restrictions on National Day of Mourning
Organizers of the Thanksgiving gathering sued, saying the conditions violated a 1998 agreement.
After a year of frustration, a grieving father’s wish is granted
Without discussion, the Select Board OK’d memorial benches for Brent and Matthew Berkeley, both of whom died under tragic circumstances.
Golden, Canty clash again during Select Board meeting
At issue is how and when topics are placed on meeting agendas.
Memorial Hall needs $750,000 in emergency repairs
Brindisi says work would focus on stopping water from leaking into the decaying building.
As many as 3,000 people attend ‘No Kings’ event
Boisterous crowd gathers on the waterfront to protest Trump.
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