Plymouth high school football headed to Fenway
On the day before Thanksgiving, the town’s two teams will face off at the famous ballpark.
PI Editor Mark Pothier receives the coveted Yankee Quill Award
Pothier was presented the award Saturday at the annual New England Newspaper & Press Association convention.
Plymouth health care consultant among dozens arrested in child porn sting
Keith Cheverie, 39, faces possession and distribution charges.
Plymouth man charged with domestic abuse released from jail
Robert Coppage must wear an ankle bracelet while awaiting court date.
What a difference a year makes
A ‘newcomer’ now feels at home in Plymouth and looks ahead to making more discoveries.
‘Nobody in the community wants it’
A developer’s controversial 40b condo plan goes before the zoning board Monday evening.
This authentic Pilgrim feast includes cheesecake
Plus, ‘Deliver Me from Nowhere’ at Plimoth Cinema, a Veterans Day celebration, Barnaby Bright at the Spire, and many more happenings.
Holtec appears unlikely to win appeal of radioactive water ruling
A state DEP officer recommends that a ban on such emissions remain in place.
Former college police officer held on domestic violence charges
Robert Coppage, 60, allegedly beat, strangled, and threatened to shoot a woman he was living with.
Golden, Canty clash again during Select Board meeting
At issue is how and when topics are placed on meeting agendas.
‘I will carry this sorrow every day for the rest of my life’
Almost seven years after her daughter died from a fentanyl overdose at a Plymouth sober house, a mother gets justice.
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From Plymouth North News: The problems with parking
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18-year-old Plymouth man one of two arrested for Harvard Medical School explosion
FBI says Logan David Patterson of Plymouth and Dominick Frank Cardoza of Bourne face federal charges for a predawn blast at Harvard’s Goldenson Building.
An architectural gem on a downtown corner
The 1886 building at 100 Court St. is an example of a bold style of shingling, and it’s up for sale.
Do you know when your trash will be picked up?
Complaints pile up as residents try to sort out a dizzying lineup of private – and sometimes unreliable – haulers.
Exploring the remarkable optimism of Holocaust survivors
Plus knitting and beer at Untold Brewing, ‘Train Dreams’ at Plimoth Cinema, the Philharmonic at Plymouth South High, and many more goings-on.
How a Plymouth-based nonprofit is changing lives in Haiti and Kenya
Project Trinité’s portable commerce centers are jumpstarting tech careers in remote villages.
On the road again: Section of Water St. to be dug up
The town says a crucial sewer line has settled and needs to be repaired. Months-long traffic restrictions are expected.
Memorial Hall needs $750,000 in emergency repairs
Brindisi says work would focus on stopping water from leaking into the decaying building.
State funding squeeze delays downtown project
Town was counting on a $3 million grant to improve safety, walkability, and climate resilience.
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