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Almost two dozen Plymouth public employees earned at least $190,000 last year
Town Manager Derek Brindisi topped the list. More than 440 were paid $100,000 and up.
Latest Government News
What you need to know about voting in the May 17 town election
There’s still time to register, as well as to request a mail-in ballot.
A look at who’s running for Select Board in next month’s election
Unlike last year, when there was no competition, this year’s field features five candidates vying for two seats.
Following Town Meeting vote on guns, Select Board backs off on ballot question
Just last week it approved putting a non-binding referendum before voters in May.
ZBA votes against halting Hedges Pond Road development
Two dozen people spoke against the controversial business park at the board’s meeting on Monday.
Krasinski’s ‘Farmhouse,’ which ran afoul of town officials, is for sale
He’s asking $4.5 million for the 9.7-acre Cedarville property.
Plymouth’s ‘Hands Off!’ rally draws huge crowd
Saturday’s gathering, one of many across the nation, was held to protest policies and actions of Trump, Musk.
Town Meeting wrap-up: Gun ban stays, Jenney Pond dam gets funding, school building maintenance change rejected.
Plymouth’s legislative body takes care of business during a mostly sedate session.
Town Meeting preview: Much ado about guns, money for Holtec land, zoning for Costco (maybe), and funding a dam project
Those are among the 41 articles up for consideration at Saturday’s gathering of Plymouth’s legislative body.
Select Board withdraws its support for allowing firearms in public buildings, parks
The issue is still likely to be debated at Town Meeting Saturday, and a non-binding referendum question will be on the May election ballot, over the objections of Canty, Mahoney.
Why did my property taxes increase by so much?
It’s a tricky subject to make simple, but here’s a breakdown of why your bill may rise by more than 2 ½ percent.
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