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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.
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Get ready to be detoured
Here’s what to expect as the Water Street sewer project ramps up again.
‘You’re a pathological liar’
Simmering tensions between Community Preservation Committee members explode at contentious meeting.
Moran says she’s not running for re-election to the state Senate
The surprise decision appears to open the door for Plymouth select board member John Mahoney, who narrowly lost to her two years ago.
Former professor who faced rape accusation resigns from conservation commission
Select board members say they were unaware of the widely reported charges, which were eventually dropped.
What’s an ADU? It could help ease the town’s housing crunch.
The Planning Board supports the idea as way to help address Plymouth’s housing crunch, but it faces a long road to approval.
After years of delays, $5M Stephens Field makeover is underway
The neglected waterfront park will be ‘bigger, better,’ says a longtime advocate for its overhaul.
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