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Scammer targets developer by posing as town official
An official-looking email instructed developer Richard Rosen to pay a fee to ensure approval of his church condo project. Plymouth’s IT director says such AI-powered schemes are common.
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Airport commissioner steps down amid scrutiny
Karin Goulian, who operates several businesses at the airport, said her dual roles are not ‘consistent’ with state conflict-of-interest law.
Reducing the costs of living tops agenda in Nov. 3 election
Candidates discuss their views on the topic of ‘affordability’ on the campaign trail.
Town Meeting warned of dire budget forecast
The body opted to pass every article, even some with big price tags.
Derailed citizens’ petitions prompt tense debate
But Town Meeting approved some rules for developers, a downtown ‘climate-resiliency’ project, and an open-space restriction.
New county administrator sues his bosses
The suit alleges he hasn’t been paid as commissioners feud with the county treasurer over his controversial contract.
Can you dig it? The answer for now is ‘yes’
Construction has resumed at the trouble-plagued Water Street sewer line project after a sink hole emerged.
One citizens’ petition will go to Town Meeting
After ruling all three citizens’ initiatives ‘out of order,’ the town moderator will now allow one to proceed.
Citizens’ petitions denied hearing at Town Meeting
Critics say Town Moderator Steve Triffletti can expect a floor fight on his decision to deny the petitioners a vote.
Controversial condo project abandoned by Pulte Homes
After a yearlong battle with North Plymouth neighbors, the developer has notified town officials the project is dead.
Long neglected, Training Green getting a makeover
The $600,000 project is designed to restore the historic park to its ‘former glory.’
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