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Town says the nonprofit Farmhouse violates rules, lacks permits
It’s issued cease-and-desist orders to owner Paul Krasinski, who says he is working to come into compliance and resume hosting ‘learning’ programs at the Ellisville complex.
AG says Plymouth’s Select Board violated state’s Open Meeting Law several times
Campbell’s office warns of fines for further transgressions, but also says other complaints were unfounded.
Hokanson officially announces candidacy for state rep
The Democrat says he will ‘get stuff done’ on Beacon Hill.
Town meeting OK’s spending on shelter, affordable housing
Annual legislative session concludes with representatives approving all the remaining articles.
Town Meeting gets down to business
The body will finish its work Monday evening, including votes on two controversial articles.
In advance of Town Meeting, proponents of shelter funding make their case
The Plymouth Area Coalition for the Homeless wants $3 million to help renovate Industrial Park building.
A stretch of Water Street will be closed for six weeks
The latest detour is part of a troubled sewer line project that has been plagued by delays, cost overruns, and property damage.
Five local agencies awarded opioid settlement funds
Each will receive up to $50,000 from the town to help quell the long-running drug epidemic.
Steps in the right direction: Brewster Gardens project finished
The long-delayed stairway reconnects the park with downtown.
Take a video tour of the proposed historic district expansion
Town Meeting members will have the final say on April 6.
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