GOVERNMENT

As the problem-plagued Water St. sewer project is set to resume, its cost has doubled to $9 million

Town manager Derek Brindisi says he’s ‘trying to avoid litigation,’ but responsibility for the busted budget is in dispute.

by Michael Cohen – Independent Correspondent 12/04/202312/03/2023

Here’s what to expect as the Water Street sewer project ramps up again.

by Michael Cohen – Independent Correspondent 12/04/202312/03/2023

Simmering tensions between Community Preservation Committee members explode at contentious meeting.

by Fred Thys – Independent Staff 12/02/202312/02/2023

The surprise decision appears to open the door for Plymouth select board member John Mahoney, who narrowly lost to her two years ago.

by Fred Thys – Independent Staff 11/30/202312/04/2023

Select board members say they were unaware of the widely reported charges, which were eventually dropped.

by Andrea Estes – Independent Staff 11/30/202311/30/2023

The Planning Board supports the idea as way to help address Plymouth’s housing crunch, but it faces a long road to approval.

by Michael Cohen – Independent Correspondent 11/24/202311/25/2023

The neglected waterfront park will be ‘bigger, better,’ says a longtime advocate for its overhaul.

by Michael Cohen – Independent Correspondent 11/21/202311/21/2023

RESOURCES

Plymouth Town Website